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English → Korean 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.

도움이 그의 곁에 있었다. 엘리자와 조지아나가 위층에 올라가 있던 리드 부인을 부르러 달려갔고, 리드 부인은 이제 베시와 하녀 애봇을 데리고 현장에 나타났다.

We were parted: I heard the words—

우리는 떼어 놓아졌다. 나는 이런 말들을 들었다—

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

"이런! 이런! 존 도련님께 덤벼들다니 정말 광분한 것도 정도가 있지!"

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

"이렇게 격정적인 모습을 본 사람이 있기나 했을까!"

Then Mrs. Reed subjoined—

그런 다음 리드 부인이 덧붙였다—

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

"저 아이를 빨간 방으로 데려가서 거기에 가둬버려라."

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

즉시 네 개의 손이 나에게 얹혔고, 나는 위층으로 들려 올라갔다.

Vocabulary

도움이
do-um-i — help, aid (subject marker attached)
그의
geu-eui — his, of him (possessive pronoun)
곁에
gyeot-e — beside, next to, at one's side
있었다
it-eot-da — was, existed, there was (past tense)
위층에
wi-cheung-e — upstairs, on the upper floor
올라가
ol-la-ga — go up, ascend (verb stem form)
있던
it-deon — who was, that existed (past descriptive modifier)
부인을
bu-in-eul — Mrs., madam (object marker attached)
부르러
bu-reu-reo — in order to call, to fetch someone
달려갔고
dal-lyeo-gat-go — ran off and (past tense with conjunction)
부인은
bu-in-eun — the lady, Mrs. (topic marker attached)
이제
i-je — now, at this point in time
하녀
ha-nyeo — maid, female servant in a household
데리고
de-ri-go — bringing along, taking someone with you
현장에
hyeon-jang-e — at the scene, at the location of incident
나타났다
na-ta-nat-da — appeared, showed up, emerged (past tense)
우리는
u-ri-neun — we (topic marker attached, first-person plural)
떼어
tte-eo — separate, detach, pull apart (verb form)
놓아졌다
no-a-jyeot-da — was let go, was put apart (passive past)
나는
na-neun — I (topic marker attached, first-person singular)
이런
i-reon — such, this kind of (demonstrative modifier)
말들을
mal-deul-eul — words, things said (plural, object marker)
들었다
deul-eot-da — heard, listened to (past tense)
도련님께
do-ryeon-nim-kke — to the young master (honorific, indirect object)
덤벼들다니
deom-byeo-deul-da-ni — to think she attacked, jumping at someone
정말
jeong-mal — really, truly, indeed (intensifier adverb)
광분한
gwang-bun-han — frenzied, wildly enraged (adjective modifier)
것도
geot-do — even so, even that thing (topic with emphasis)
정도가
jeong-do-ga — degree, extent, level (subject marker attached)
있지
it-ji — there is a limit, you know (rhetorical)
이렇게
i-reo-ke — like this, in this manner (adverb)
격정적인
gyeok-jeong-jeok-in — passionate, intensely emotional (adjective modifier)
모습을
mo-seup-eul — appearance, figure, sight (object marker attached)
bon — seen, who has seen (past modifier form)
사람이
sa-ram-i — person, someone (subject marker attached)
있기나
it-gi-na — even exist, whether there even is (emphatic)
했을까
haet-eul-kka — could there have been, I wonder if (past speculative)
그런
geu-reon — such, that kind of (demonstrative modifier)
다음
da-eum — next, after, following
부인이
bu-in-i — the lady, Mrs. (subject marker attached)
덧붙였다
deot-bu-chyeot-da — added, appended additional words (past tense)
jeo — that over there (distal demonstrative pronoun)
아이를
a-i-reul — child, kid (object marker attached)
빨간
ppal-gan — red, crimson (color adjective modifier)
방으로
bang-eu-ro — to the room, into the room (directional)
데려가서
de-ryeo-ga-seo — take her there and (causative movement verb)
거기에
geo-gi-e — there, in that place (locative adverb)
가둬버려라
ga-dwo-beo-ryeo-ra — lock her up, confine her there (imperative command)
즉시
jeuk-si — immediately, at once, instantly
ne — four (number) or yes (affirmative response)
개의
gae-eui — of, belonging to (counter for objects, possessive)
손이
son-i — hand, hands (subject marker attached)
나에게
na-e-ge — on me, to me (indirect object, first person)
얹혔고
eon-jyeot-go — was placed upon, laid on (passive past, conjunction)
위층으로
wi-cheung-eu-ro — toward upstairs, in the direction of upper floor
들려
deul-lyeo — being carried, lifted up (passive verb form)
올라갔다
ol-la-gat-da — went up, was taken upstairs (past tense)
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