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English → Japanese CHAPTER I Level 7/10

Aid was near him: Eliza and Georgiana had run for Mrs. Reed, who was gone upstairs: she now came upon the scene, followed by Bessie and her maid Abbot.

助けはすぐそこにいた。エライザとジョージアナはリード夫人を呼びに走っていた。夫人は階上へ行っていたのだが、今や現場に現れた。ベッシーと女中のアボットを連れて。

We were parted: I heard the words—

私たちは引き離された。私はこんな言葉を聞いた――

"Dear! dear! What a fury to fly at Master John!"

「まあまあ!ジョン坊ちゃまに飛びかかるなんて、なんという乱暴者!」

"Did ever anybody see such a picture of passion!"

「これほど激情にかられた子を見たことがあって!」

Then Mrs. Reed subjoined—

それからリード夫人が付け加えた――

"Take her away to the red-room, and lock her in there."

「この子を赤い部屋へ連れて行って、そこに閉じ込めておきなさい。」

Four hands were immediately laid upon me, and I was borne upstairs.

すぐさま四本の手が私の上に置かれ、私は階上へと運ばれた。

Vocabulary

助け
tasuke — Help; aid; rescue from danger or difficulty
wa — Topic marker particle indicating the sentence topic
すぐ
sugu — Immediately; right away; soon after
そこ
soko — There; that place nearby
ni — Particle indicating location, direction, or time
いた
ita — Was present; existed (past tense of いる)
to — And; with; particle connecting nouns or quoting
夫人
fujin — Madam; Mrs.; a married woman of status
wo — Direct object marker particle in Japanese grammar
呼び
yobi — Calling; summoning someone by name or voice
走っ
hashit(te) — Running; moving quickly on foot (conjunctive form)
te — Conjunctive particle connecting sequential actions
i — Auxiliary verb indicating ongoing or resultant state
ta — Past tense auxiliary verb ending
階上
kaijō — Upstairs; the upper floor of a building
e — Directional particle meaning toward or to a place
行っ
it(te) — Going; moving to another place (conjunctive form)
no — Possessive or nominalizing particle in Japanese
da — Copula indicating assertion or statement of fact
ga — Subject marker particle; also means but/however
今や
imaya — By now; at this very moment; already
現場
genba — The scene; the actual site of an event
現れ
araware — Appearing; showing up; coming into view
女中
jochū — Maidservant; female domestic servant in a household
連れ
tsure — Companion; accompanying someone; bringing along
watashi — I; me; first-person singular pronoun
たち
tachi — Plural suffix for people or living things
引き離さ
hikihanas(a) — Pulling apart; separating people by force
re — Passive verb suffix indicating receiving an action
こんな
konna — This kind of; such a; like this
言葉
kotoba — Words; language; an utterance or expression
聞い
kii(te) — Hearing; listening to something said
まあまあ
māmā — Now now; calm down; an expression of pacification
坊ちゃま
bocchan — Young master; polite term for a boy of status
飛びかかる
tobikakaru — To leap at; to pounce on someone aggressively
なんて
nante — Such a thing as; how could one; expressing surprise
なんという
nanto iu — What a; how; expressing strong emotional exclamation
乱暴者
ranbōmono — Ruffian; violent person; a rough brute
これほど
korehodo — To this extent; this much; so greatly
激情
gekijō — Violent emotion; intense passion; fierce feeling
かられ
karare — Being seized by; driven by an emotion (passive)
ko — Child; young person; also used as a suffix
mi — Seeing; looking at; observing (stem form)
こと
koto — Thing; fact; matter; nominalizer for verb phrases
あっ
at(te) — There was; existing (past conjunctive of ある)
それから
sorekara — After that; then; and then subsequently
付け加え
tsukekuwae — Adding; appending additional words or information
この
kono — This; referring to something close to the speaker
赤い
akai — Red; having the color red
部屋
heya — Room; an enclosed space within a building
閉じ込め
tojikome — Locking in; confining someone inside a space
おき
oki — Leaving in a state; doing something for later
なさい
nasai — Please do; polite imperative command form
すぐさま
sugusama — Immediately; at once; without any delay
四本
yonhon — Four long objects; four (counter for sticks/limbs)
te — Hand; arm; a body part used for grasping
ue — Above; on top; upper position
置か
oka — Being placed; put somewhere (passive stem form)
運ば
hakoba — Being carried; transported somewhere (passive stem)
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