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

"In the year 1690 some persons were on a high hill observing the whales spouting and sporting with each other, when one observed: there—pointing to the sea—is a green pasture where our children's grand-children will go for bread." —_Obed Macy's History of Nantucket_.

"1690년에 몇몇 사람들이 높은 언덕 위에서 고래들이 물을 뿜고 서로 뛰노는 것을 관찰하고 있었는데, 그때 한 사람이 말했다: 저기—바다를 가리키며—가 우리 자녀들의 손자들이 양식을 얻으러 갈 푸른 목장이라오." —_오베드 메이시의 낸터킷 역사_.

"I built a cottage for Susan and myself and made a gateway in the form of a Gothic Arch, by setting up a whale's jaw bones." —_Hawthorne's Twice Told Tales_.

"나는 수잔과 나 자신을 위해 작은 집을 짓고, 고래의 턱뼈를 세워 고딕 아치 형태의 문을 만들었다." —_호손의 두 번 들려준 이야기_.

"She came to bespeak a monument for her first love, who had been killed by a whale in the Pacific ocean, no less than forty years ago." —_Ibid_.

"그녀는 태평양에서 고래에게 목숨을 잃은 첫사랑을 위해 기념비를 주문하러 왔는데, 그것은 무려 사십 년 전의 일이었다." —_같은 책_.

"No, Sir, 'tis a Right Whale," answered Tom; "I saw his sprout; he threw up a pair of as pretty rainbows as a Christian would wish to look at. He's a raal oil-butt, that fellow!" —_Cooper's Pilot_.

"아니요, 선생님, 그건 참고래랍니다." 톰이 대답했다. "그 녀석이 물 뿜는 걸 봤어요. 기독교인이라면 누구나 보고 싶어할 만큼 아름다운 무지개 한 쌍을 내뿜었지요. 그 녀석은 정말 기름덩어리예요!" —_쿠퍼의 파일럿_.

"The papers were brought in, and we saw in the Berlin Gazette that whales had been introduced on the stage there." —_Eckermann's Conversations with Goethe_.

"신문들이 들어왔고, 우리는 베를린 가제트에서 고래가 그곳 무대에 등장했다는 사실을 알았다." —_에커만의 괴테와의 대화_.

"My God! Mr. Chace, what is the matter?" I answered, "we have been stove by a whale." —"_Narrative of the Shipwreck of the Whale Ship Essex of Nantucket, which was attacked and finally destroyed by a large Sperm Whale in the Pacific Ocean_." _By Owen Chace of Nantucket, first mate of said vessel. New York_, 1821.

"세상에! 체이스 씨, 무슨 일입니까?" 나는 대답했다, "우리는 고래에게 들이받혔습니다." —"_태평양에서 거대한 향유고래에게 공격을 받아 마침내 침몰한 낸터킷 포경선 에식스호의 난파 이야기_." _낸터킷 출신 오언 체이스, 해당 선박의 일등항해사 저. 뉴욕_, 1821년.

Vocabulary

몇몇
myeotmyeot — A few; some people or things
사람들
saramdeul — People; a group of persons
높은
nopeun — High; tall in elevation or height
언덕
eondeok — Hill; a raised area of land
고래
gorae — Whale; a large marine mammal
뿜고
ppumgo — Spouting; ejecting liquid or spray forcefully
서로
seoro — Each other; mutually between two parties
뛰노는
ttwinoneun — Frolicking; jumping and playing around freely
관찰
gwanchal — Observation; carefully watching and examining something
그때
geuttae — At that time; then, at that moment
말했다
malhaetda — Said; spoke words to another person
바다
bada — Sea; ocean; a large body of water
가리키며
garikimyeo — Pointing; indicating direction toward something specific
자녀들
janyeodul — Children; one's sons and daughters collectively
손자들
sonjadeul — Grandchildren; the grandchildren of someone
양식
yangsik — Food; sustenance; nourishment for living beings
얻으러
eodeuro — In order to obtain; going to get something
푸른
pureun — Blue; green; describing a fresh vibrant color
목장
mokjang — Pasture; ranch; a field for grazing animals
역사
yeoksa — History; the recorded past of people or events
자신
jasin — Oneself; referring to one's own self
작은
jageun — Small; little in size or amount
jip — House; home; a building people live in
짓고
jitgo — Building; constructing a structure or building
턱뼈
teokppyeo — Jawbone; the bone forming the jaw
세워
sewo — Erecting; setting something upright or in place
고딕
godik — Gothic; relating to Gothic architectural style
아치
achi — Arch; a curved structural architectural element
형태
hyeongtae — Form; shape; the outward appearance of something
mun — Door; gate; an entrance to a space
만들었다
mandeureotda — Made; created; produced something with effort
이야기
iyagi — Story; tale; a narrative account of events
태평양
taepyeongyang — Pacific Ocean; the largest ocean on Earth
목숨
moksum — Life; one's living existence; vital breath
잃은
ireun — Lost; having lost something valuable or precious
첫사랑
cheotsarang — First love; one's earliest romantic relationship
기념비
ginyeombi — Memorial; monument; a commemorative structure or marker
주문
jumun — Order; request; placing an order for something
무려
muryeo — As many as; no less than; surprisingly large amount
사십
sasip — Forty; the number 40
참고래
chamgorae — Right whale; a specific large species of whale
대답했다
daedaphaetda — Answered; responded to a question or statement
녀석
nyeoseok — Guy; fellow; informal term for a person or creature
뿜는
ppumneun — Spouting; currently ejecting spray or liquid
기독교인
gidokgyoin — Christian; a person who follows Christianity
누구나
nuguna — Anyone; everyone; any person without exception
아름다운
areumdaun — Beautiful; lovely; visually or aesthetically pleasing
무지개
mujigae — Rainbow; an arc of colors in the sky
ssang — Pair; a set of two matching things
내뿜었지요
naeppumeotjiyo — Spouted out; ejected in a spectacular manner
기름덩어리
gireumdeongeori — Lump of oil; greasy mass; blubber chunk
신문
sinmun — Newspaper; a printed publication of daily news
무대
mudae — Stage; a platform for performances or appearances
등장했다
deungjanghaetda — Appeared; made an entrance onto the scene
사실
sasil — Fact; truth; in reality; actually
대화
daehwa — Conversation; dialogue; a verbal exchange between people
세상에
sesange — Oh my goodness; good heavens; expressing great surprise
무슨
museun — What kind of; what; used to ask about something
들이받혔습니다
deuribatyeotseumnida — Was rammed; was struck forcefully by something large
거대한
geodaehan — Enormous; gigantic; of very great size
향유고래
hyangyugorae — Sperm whale; a large toothed whale species
공격
gonggyeok — Attack; assault; an aggressive act against someone
마침내
machimae — Finally; at last; after a long time or effort
침몰한
chimmolhan — Sunken; having sunk beneath the water surface
포경선
pogyeongseon — Whaling ship; a vessel used for hunting whales
난파
nanpa — Shipwreck; destruction or sinking of a vessel
출신
chulsin — From; originating from a particular place or background
일등항해사
ildeunghanghaesa — First mate; chief officer aboard a sailing vessel
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