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English → Japanese Chapter I. Level 4/10

He did not alarm her, for she thought she had seen him before in the faces of many women who have no children.

彼女は彼に恐れを感じなかった。なぜなら、子供を持たない多くの女性たちの顔に、以前彼を見たことがあると思ったからだ。

Perhaps he is to be found in the faces of some mothers also.

おそらく、彼は一部の母親たちの顔にも見出せるのかもしれない。

But in her dream he had rent the film that obscures the Neverland, and she saw Wendy and John and Michael peeping through the gap.

しかし彼女の夢の中で、彼はネバーランドを覆い隠す幕を引き裂き、彼女はウェンディとジョンとマイケルがその隙間から覗いているのを見た。

The dream by itself would have been a trifle, but while she was dreaming the window of the nursery blew open, and a boy did drop on the floor.

夢それ自体はとるに足らないものだったかもしれないが、彼女が夢を見ている間に子供部屋の窓が吹き開き、一人の少年が床に落ちてきた。

He was accompanied by a strange light, no bigger than your fist, which darted about the room like a living thing and I think it must have been this light that wakened Mrs. Darling.

彼には不思議な光が伴っていた。握りこぶしほどの大きさもないその光は、生き物のように部屋中を飛び回り、おそらくこの光こそがダーリング夫人を目覚めさせたのだと私は思う。

She started up with a cry, and saw the boy, and somehow she knew at once that he was Peter Pan.

彼女は叫び声を上げて飛び起き、その少年を見て、なぜかすぐに彼がピーター・パンだとわかった。

If you or I or Wendy had been there we should have seen that he was very like Mrs. Darling's kiss.

あなたや私やウェンディがそこにいたなら、彼がダーリング夫人のキスによく似ていることに気づいたはずだ。

He was a lovely boy, clad in skeleton leaves and the juices that ooze out of trees but the most entrancing thing about him was that he had all his first teeth.

彼は愛らしい少年で、枯れ葉と木から滲み出る樹液をまとっていたが、彼について最も魅惑的なことは、乳歯がすべて揃っていることだった。

When he saw she was a grown-up, he gnashed the little pearls at her.

彼女が大人だとわかると、彼はその小さな真珠のような歯をギリギリと鳴らした。

Vocabulary

彼女
kanojo — She; her; girlfriend
wa — Topic marker particle
kare — He; him; boyfriend
ni — Direction, location, or indirect object particle
恐れ
osore — Fear; dread; apprehension
wo — Direct object marker particle
感じ
kanji — Feeling; sense; impression
ta — Past tense auxiliary verb ending
なぜなら
nazenara — Because; the reason being
子供
kodomo — Child; children
持た
mota — Stem form of 'motsu' (to have/hold)
ない
nai — Negation; does not exist; do not
多く
ooku — Many; a large number of
no — Possessive or linking particle
女性
josei — Woman; female; womanhood
たち
tachi — Plural suffix for people
kao — Face; facial expression
以前
izen — Before; previously; formerly
mi — Stem of 'miru'; to see/look
こと
koto — Thing; fact; matter; nominalization
ga — Subject marker particle
ある
aru — To exist; to have (inanimate)
to — Quotation particle; and; with
思っ
omott — Conjunctive form of 'omou' (to think)
から
kara — Because; from; since
da — Copula; is; declares a state
おそらく
osoraku — Probably; perhaps; most likely
一部
ichibu — Part; portion; some
母親
hahaoya — Mother; one's mother
mo — Also; too; even; as well
見出せる
midaseru — To be able to find; to discover
かも
kamo — Might; perhaps; possibility marker
しれ
shire — Stem of 'shireru' in 'kamoshirenai' (might be)
しかし
shikashi — However; but; nevertheless
yume — Dream; vision during sleep
naka — Inside; middle; among
de — Location or means particle
覆い隠す
oikakusu — To cover up; to conceal; to hide
maku — Curtain; veil; act of a play
引き裂き
hikisaki — Tearing apart; ripping open
その
sono — That; those (near the listener)
隙間
sukima — Gap; crack; crevice; opening
覗い
nozoi — Peeping through; peeking; looking into
te — Conjunctive particle connecting actions
いる
iru — To exist; to be (animate); ongoing action
それ
sore — That; that thing (near listener)
自体
jitai — Itself; in itself; as such
とる
toru — To take; to get; to grab
足ら
tara — Stem of 'tariru' (to be sufficient/enough)
もの
mono — Thing; object; matter; person
だっ
datt — Past copula stem form of 'da'
aida — Interval; between; while; space
部屋
heya — Room; chamber in a building
mado — Window
吹き開き
fukiaki — Blown open; opened by the wind
一人
hitori — One person; alone; by oneself
少年
shounen — Boy; young man; youth
yuka — Floor; flooring
落ち
ochi — Falling; drop; descent
不思議
fushigi — Mysterious; strange; wonderful; marvelous
na — Adjectival particle for na-adjectives
hikari — Light; glow; radiance
伴っ
tomonatt — Accompanied by; along with
握りこぶし
nigirikobushi — Clenched fist; closed fist
ほど
hodo — About; approximately; to the extent of
大き
ooki — Stem form of 'ookii' (big; large)
sa — Suffix nominalizing adjectives (size, degree)
生き物
ikimono — Living creature; living thing; organism
よう
you — Like; similar to; as if; appearance
飛び回り
tobimawari — Flying around; flitting about
この
kono — This (near speaker)
こそ
koso — Emphasis particle; precisely; indeed; this very
夫人
fujin — Mrs.; madam; wife; lady
目覚め
mezame — Awakening; waking up
させ
sase — Causative form; to make/let someone do
watashi — I; me (first person pronoun)
思う
omou — To think; to feel; to believe
叫び声
sakebigoe — Scream; shout; cry; yell
上げ
age — Raising up; lifting; giving
飛び起き
tobiki — Jumping up; leaping out of bed
なぜ
naze — Why; for what reason
ka — Question marker particle
すぐ
sugu — Immediately; right away; soon
わかっ
wakatt — Conjunctive form of 'wakaru' (to understand)
あなた
anata — You (second person pronoun)
ya — And (listing); or; hey (interjection)
そこ
soko — There; that place
なら
nara — If; in that case; conditional particle
キス
kisu — Kiss
よく
yoku — Well; often; frequently; closely
ni — Stem of 'niru' (to resemble; to look like)
気づい
kidzui — Conjunctive form of 'kizuku' (to notice)
はず
hazu — Should; ought to; supposed to
愛らしい
airashii — Lovely; adorable; charming; cute
枯れ葉
kareba — Dead leaf; withered fallen leaf
ki — Tree; wood
滲み出る
njimiideru — To ooze out; to seep; to exude
樹液
jueki — Tree sap; plant fluid; resin
まとっ
matott — Conjunctive form of 'matou' (to wear; to cloak)
つい
tsui — Unintentionally; just; recently; involuntarily
最も
mottomo — Most; extremely; above all
魅惑
miwaku — Fascination; charm; allure; enchantment
teki — Suffix meaning '-like', '-ish', or '-ic'
乳歯
nyuushi — Baby tooth; milk tooth; deciduous tooth
すべて
subete — All; everything; entirely
揃っ
sorot — Conjunctive form of 'sorou' (to be complete/aligned)
大人
otona — Adult; grown-up
わかる
wakaru — To understand; to know; to realize
小さな
chiisana — Small; little; tiny (prenominal form)
真珠
shinju — Pearl
ha — Tooth; teeth
ギリギリ
girigiri — Just barely; at the last moment; on the edge
鳴らし
narashi — Making something sound; grinding; clicking teeth
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