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English → Korean CHAPTER 135. The Chase.—Third Day. Level 9/10

"The aorta of a whale is larger in the bore than the main pipe of the water-works at London Bridge, and the water roaring in its passage through that pipe is inferior in impetus and velocity to the blood gushing from the whale's heart." —_Paley's Theology_.

"고래의 대동맥은 런던 브리지 수도 시설의 주요 관로보다 내경이 더 크며, 그 관로를 통과하며 울부짖는 물은 고래의 심장에서 분출되는 혈액에 비해 충격력과 속도가 미치지 못한다." —_페일리의 신학_.

"The whale is a mammiferous animal without hind feet." —_Baron Cuvier_.

"고래는 뒷발이 없는 포유동물이다." —_퀴비에 남작_.

"In 40 degrees south, we saw Spermacetti Whales, but did not take any till the first of May, the sea being then covered with them." —_Colnett's Voyage for the Purpose of Extending the Spermaceti Whale Fishery_.

"남위 40도에서 우리는 향유고래들을 보았으나, 바다가 그것들로 뒤덮여 있었음에도 불구하고 5월 1일이 되어서야 비로소 한 마리도 잡지 못하였다." —_향유고래 어업 확장을 위한 콜넷의 항해기_.

"In the free element beneath me swam, Floundered and dived, in play, in chace, in battle, Fishes of every colour, form, and kind; Which language cannot paint, and mariner Had never seen; from dread Leviathan To insect millions peopling every wave: Gather'd in shoals immense, like floating islands, Led by mysterious instincts through that waste And trackless region, though on every side Assaulted by voracious enemies, Whales, sharks, and monsters, arm'd in front or jaw, With swords, saws, spiral horns, or hooked fangs." —_Montgomery's World before the Flood_.

"내 아래 펼쳐진 자유로운 세계에서 헤엄치고, 뒹굴고 잠수하며, 유희하고, 쫓고, 싸우는, 온갖 색깔과 형태와 종류의 물고기들이 있었으니; 언어로는 그릴 수 없고, 선원도 일찍이 본 적 없는; 두려운 레비아탄으로부터 모든 파도를 가득 채운 수백만의 작은 생물들에 이르기까지: 거대한 떼를 이루어, 떠다니는 섬처럼, 신비로운 본능에 이끌려 그 황량하고 길 없는 지역을 헤쳐 나가며, 비록 사방에서 탐욕스러운 적들에게 습격받을지라도, 고래들, 상어들, 그리고 괴물들이, 앞이나 턱에 무장하고, 칼과 톱, 나선형 뿔, 혹은 갈고리 송곳니로 무장하여." —_몽고메리의 홍수 이전의 세계_.

"Io! Paean! Io! sing. To the finny people's king. Not a mightier whale than this In the vast Atlantic is; Not a fatter fish than he, Flounders round the Polar Sea." —_Charles Lamb's Triumph of the Whale_.

"이오! 파이안! 이오! 노래하라. 지느러미 백성의 왕을 위하여. 드넓은 대서양에는 이보다 더 강한 고래가 없으며; 극지의 바다를 누비는 그보다 더 살찐 물고기도 없도다." —_찰스 램의 고래의 개선_.

Vocabulary

고래의
gorae-ui — Of or belonging to a whale
대동맥은
daedongmaek-eun — The aorta (main artery from heart)
런던
Reondeon — London, capital city of England
브리지
Beurijji — Bridge, a structure spanning water or gap
수도
sudo — Capital city; also means water pipe
시설의
siseol-ui — Of or relating to a facility or installation
주요
juyo — Main, primary, or most important
관로보다
gwalro-boda — Compared to a pipe or conduit
deo — More; used for comparisons
크며
keumyeo — Is large and (connective form of 크다)
geu — That; a demonstrative pronoun or article
통과하며
tonggwahамyeo — Passing through something (connective form)
울부짖는
ulbujijneun — Howling, wailing, or roaring loudly
물은
mul-eun — Water (with topic marker)
심장에서
simjang-eseo — From the heart (location/source marker)
분출되는
bunchul-doeneun — Being ejected or gushing out forcefully
혈액에
hyeolaeg-e — To or in the blood (direction marker)
비해
bihae — Compared to; in comparison with
속도가
sokdo-ga — Speed or velocity (subject marker)
미치지
michiji — Does not reach or attain (negative form)
못한다
mothanda — Cannot do; fails to achieve something
신학
sinhak — Theology; the study of religion and God
고래는
gorae-neun — The whale (with topic marker)
뒷발이
dwitbal-i — Hind legs or back feet (subject marker)
없는
eomneun — Without; not having; lacking something
포유동물이다
poyudongmul-ida — Is a mammal (declarative sentence ending)
남작
namjak — Baron; a noble title or rank
남위
namwi — Southern latitude; degrees south of equator
40도에서
sasipdo-eseo — At 40 degrees (latitude or temperature)
우리는
uri-neun — We or us (with topic marker)
향유고래들을
hyangyugorae-deul-eul — Sperm whales (plural, object marker)
보았으나
boasseuna — Saw, but (concessive connective past tense)
바다가
bada-ga — The sea or ocean (subject marker)
그것들로
geugeot-deul-ro — With or by those things (instrumental)
뒤덮여
dwideopyeo — Covered over; completely blanketed by something
있었음에도
isseosseum-edo — Even though there was; despite the existence
불구하고
bulguhago — Despite; regardless of; in spite of
5월
owol — May; the fifth month of the year
1일이
il-il-i — The first day (of the month, subject marker)
되어서야
doeeosseoya — Only after it became; not until then
비로소
biroso — Only then; for the first time at last
han — One; a single (numeral or determiner)
마리도
mari-do — Not even one (counter for animals)
잡지
japji — Catching; to catch (negative connective form)
못하였다
mothayeotda — Could not do; failed to accomplish something
향유고래
hyangyugorae — Sperm whale; large toothed whale species
어업
eoeop — Fishing industry; commercial fishing activity
확장을
hwagjang-eul — Expansion or extension (object marker)
위한
wihan — For the purpose of; for the sake of
항해기
hanghаegi — Voyage record; journal of a sea journey
nae — My; inside; within (possessive or locative)
아래
arae — Below; underneath; lower position
펼쳐진
pyeolchyeojin — Spread out; unfolded; stretched wide open
자유로운
jayuroun — Free; unrestrained; enjoying liberty
세계에서
segye-eseo — In the world; within the realm of existence
헤엄치고
heeomchigo — Swimming (connective form of 헤엄치다)
뒹굴고
dwinggulgo — Rolling about; tumbling (connective form)
잠수하며
jamsuhаmyeo — Diving underwater; submerging (connective form)
쫓고
jjotgo — Chasing; pursuing (connective form)
싸우는
ssaуneun — Fighting; battling; engaged in combat
온갖
ongat — All kinds of; every sort of
색깔과
saekkal-gwa — Colors and (conjunctive particle)
형태와
hyeongtae-wa — Forms and; shapes and (conjunctive particle)
종류의
jongnyu-ui — Of types or kinds; of various sorts
물고기들이
mulgogi-deul-i — Fish (plural, subject marker)
있었으니
isseosseuni — There were; existed (explanatory connective)
언어로는
eoneo-ro-neun — As for language; in words (topic marker)
그릴
geuril — To draw or depict (future modifier form)
su — Way; means; ability to do something
없고
eopgo — There is not; lacking (connective form)
선원도
seonwon-do — Even a sailor; mariner (inclusive marker)
일찍이
iljjigi — Ever before; previously; at an early time
bon — Seen; having seen (past modifier form)
jeok — Time; experience of doing something before
두려운
duryeoun — Fearful; frightening; terrifying
모든
modeun — All; every; entire
파도를
pado-reul — Waves of the sea (object marker)
가득
gadeuk — Full; filled up; to the brim
채운
chaeun — Filled; having filled up something
수백만의
subaengman-ui — Of millions; numbering in the millions
작은
jakeun — Small; little; tiny in size
생물들에
saengmul-deul-e — To the living creatures (direction marker)
이르기까지
ireugi-kkaji — Up to; as far as; ranging to
거대한
geodaehan — Enormous; gigantic; very large in size
떼를
tte-reul — A swarm or herd (object marker)
이루어
irueo — Forming; making up; constituting (connective)
떠다니는
tteodanineun — Floating around; drifting about
섬처럼
seom-cheoreom — Like an island; resembling an island
신비로운
sinbiroun — Mysterious; mystical; full of mystery
본능에
bonneung-e — To or by instinct (directional marker)
이끌려
ikkeullyeo — Being led; being guided or drawn by
황량하고
hwangnyanghaго — Desolate; barren and bleak (connective form)
gil — Road; path; way; long (adjective)
지역을
jiyeok-eul — A region or area (object marker)
헤쳐
hechyeo — Pushing through; breaking through obstacles
나가며
nagamyeo — Going forward; advancing (connective form)
비록
birok — Although; even though; despite the fact
사방에서
sabang-eseo — From all four directions; from everywhere
탐욕스러운
tamyokseurеoun — Greedy; avaricious; filled with greed
적들에게
jeok-deul-ege — To the enemies; toward adversaries
고래들
gorae-deul — Whales (plural form of 고래)
상어들
sangeo-deul — Sharks (plural form of 상어)
그리고
geurigo — And; additionally; furthermore
괴물들이
goemul-deul-i — Monsters or creatures (plural, subject marker)
앞이나
ap-ina — Either in front or; at the fore
턱에
teok-e — On or at the jaw or chin
무장하고
mujanghaго — Armed; equipped with weapons (connective)
칼과
kal-gwa — Sword or knife and (conjunctive particle)
top — Saw; a cutting tool with serrated edge
나선형
naseonhyeong — Spiral or helical shape or form
ppul — Horn; antler; pointed projection on animal
혹은
hogeun — Or; alternatively; otherwise
갈고리
galgori — Hook; a curved pointed fastening device
송곳니로
songgonni-ro — With fangs or canine teeth (instrumental)
무장하여
mujanghaуeo — Having armed oneself; equipped with weapons
홍수
hongsu — Flood; inundation of water
이전의
ijeon-ui — Before; prior to; of a former time
세계
segye — World; the entire earth or universe
노래하라
noraehara — Sing! (imperative command form of 노래하다)
지느러미
jineureomi — Fin; a limb used for swimming by fish
백성의
baekseong-ui — Of the people; of the subjects or folk
왕을
wang-eul — The king (object marker)
위하여
wihayeo — For the sake of; in honor of
드넓은
deuneolbeun — Vast; very wide and spacious
대서양에는
Daeseoyang-e-neun — In the Atlantic Ocean (topic marker)
이보다
iboda — Than this; more than this thing
강한
ganghan — Strong; powerful; mighty
고래가
gorae-ga — A whale (subject marker)
없으며
eopseumyeo — There is none and; does not exist (connective)
극지의
geukji-ui — Of the polar region; arctic or antarctic
바다를
bada-reul — The sea or ocean (object marker)
누비는
nubineun — Roaming; traversing across a wide area
그보다
geuboda — Than that; more than him or it
살찐
saljjin — Fat; plump; well-nourished
물고기도
mulgogi-do — Even a fish; fish also (inclusive marker)
개선
gaeseon — Triumphal return; improvement; victory march
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