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English → Korean Chapter I. Level 4/10

He got all of her, except the innermost box and the kiss.

그는 가장 깊숙한 상자와 키스를 제외하고 그녀의 모든 것을 얻었다.

He never knew about the box, and in time he gave up trying for the kiss.

그는 상자에 대해 전혀 알지 못했고, 결국 키스를 얻으려는 시도를 포기했다.

Wendy thought Napoleon could have got it, but I can picture him trying, and then going off in a passion, slamming the door.

웬디는 나폴레옹이라면 그것을 얻을 수 있었을 거라고 생각했지만, 나는 그가 시도하다가 격분하여 문을 쾅 닫고 떠나는 모습이 눈에 선하다.

Mr. Darling used to boast to Wendy that her mother not only loved him but respected him.

달링 씨는 웬디에게 그녀의 어머니가 자신을 사랑할 뿐만 아니라 존경한다고 자랑하곤 했다.

He was one of those deep ones who know about stocks and shares.

그는 주식과 증권에 대해 아는 그런 심오한 사람들 중 하나였다.

Of course no one really knows, but he quite seemed to know, and he often said stocks were up and shares were down in a way that would have made any woman respect him.

물론 아무도 실제로는 알지 못하지만, 그는 꽤 아는 것처럼 보였고, 어떤 여자라도 그를 존경하게 만들었을 방식으로 주식이 올랐다 내렸다 하는 말을 자주 했다.

Mrs. Darling was married in white, and at first she kept the books perfectly, almost gleefully, as if it were a game, not so much as a Brussels sprout was missing; but by and by whole cauliflowers dropped out, and instead of them there were pictures of babies without faces.

달링 부인은 흰 드레스를 입고 결혼했으며, 처음에는 마치 게임인 것처럼 거의 즐겁게 장부를 완벽하게 관리하여 방울양배추 하나도 빠지지 않았다. 하지만 차츰 콜리플라워가 통째로 빠져나가고, 그 자리에는 얼굴 없는 아기들의 그림이 들어섰다.

She drew them when she should have been totting up.

그녀는 계산을 해야 할 때 그 그림들을 그렸다.

They were Mrs. Darling's guesses.

그것들은 달링 부인의 추측이었다.

Wendy came first, then John, then Michael.

웬디가 먼저 태어났고, 그다음은 존, 그다음은 마이클이었다.

For a week or two after Wendy came it was doubtful whether they would be able to keep her, as she was another mouth to feed.

웬디가 태어난 후 한두 주 동안은 그녀가 먹여 살려야 할 또 하나의 입이었기 때문에 그녀를 키울 수 있을지 불확실했다.

Mr. Darling was frightfully proud of her, but he was very honourable, and he sat on the edge of Mrs. Darling's bed, holding her hand and calculating expenses, while she looked at him imploringly.

달링 씨는 그녀를 몹시 자랑스러워했지만 매우 정직한 사람이었고, 달링 부인의 침대 가장자리에 앉아 그녀의 손을 잡고 지출을 계산했으며, 그녀는 애원하는 눈길로 그를 바라보았다.

Vocabulary

가장
ga-jang — Most; the most, superlative degree
깊숙한
gip-su-kan — Deep, deeply recessed or hidden inside
키스를
ki-seu-reul — Kiss (object marker attached)
제외하고
je-oe-ha-go — Excluding, except for something
모든
mo-deun — All, every, entire
얻었다
eo-deot-da — Obtained, got, acquired something
대해
dae-hae — About, regarding, concerning something
전혀
jeon-hyeo — Not at all, completely not
결국
gyeol-guk — Eventually, in the end, finally
얻으려는
eo-deu-ryeo-neun — Intending or trying to obtain something
시도를
si-do-reul — Attempt, try (object marker attached)
포기했다
po-gi-haet-da — Gave up, abandoned an effort
su — Way, means, possibility to do something
거라고
geo-ra-go — That it would be (quotative conjecture form)
생각했지만
saeng-ga-kaet-ji-man — Thought so, but; contrasting past opinion
시도하다가
si-do-ha-da-ga — While attempting, in the middle of trying
격분하여
gyeok-bun-ha-yeo — Becoming furious, enraged, flying into rage
kwang — Bang, slam (onomatopoeia for loud impact)
떠나는
tteo-na-neun — Leaving, departing (present modifier form)
모습이
mo-seu-bi — Appearance, figure, sight of someone
선하다
seon-ha-da — Vivid in one's mind, clearly visible mentally
씨는
ssi-neun — Mr./Ms. honorific title (topic marker)
자신을
ja-si-neul — Oneself, himself/herself (object marker)
뿐만
ppun-man — Not only, just that alone
아니라
a-ni-ra — Not only... but also (connective form)
존경한다고
jon-gyeong-han-da-go — That one respects (quotative declarative form)
자랑하곤
ja-rang-ha-gon — Used to brag, boast habitually
주식과
ju-sik-gwa — Stocks, shares (with connective particle 'and')
증권에
jeung-gwon-e — Securities, bonds (locative particle attached)
그런
geu-reon — Such, that kind of, that sort of
심오한
si-mo-han — Profound, deep, having great depth of knowledge
jung — Among, in the middle of a group
물론
mul-lon — Of course, naturally, needless to say
아무도
a-mu-do — Nobody, no one (with negation)
실제로는
sil-je-ro-neun — In reality, actually, in practice
kkwae — Quite, fairly, considerably
것처럼
geot-cheo-reom — As if, like, as though something
어떤
eo-tteon — Any, some, a certain kind of
존경하게
jon-gyeong-ha-ge — To respect, to cause to respect someone
방식으로
bang-si-geu-ro — In a way, in a manner or method
주식이
ju-si-gi — Stocks, shares (subject marker attached)
올랐다
ol-lat-da — Rose, went up in value or price
내렸다
nae-ryeot-da — Fell, went down in value or price
자주
ja-ju — Often, frequently, regularly
부인은
bu-i-neun — Wife, madam (topic marker attached)
hwin — White (adjective modifying noun)
드레스를
deu-re-seu-reul — Dress (object marker attached)
결혼했으며
gyeol-hon-hae-sseu-myeo — Got married and (connective past form)
처음에는
cheo-eu-me-neun — At first, in the beginning (topic form)
마치
ma-chi — As if, just like, as though
거의
geo-ui — Almost, nearly, for the most part
즐겁게
jeul-geop-ge — Joyfully, happily, in an enjoyable manner
장부를
jang-bu-reul — Ledger, account book (object marker attached)
완벽하게
wan-byeo-ka-ge — Perfectly, flawlessly, in perfect manner
관리하여
gwal-li-ha-yeo — Managing, administering and (connective form)
하나도
ha-na-do — Not even one, not a single one
빠지지
ppa-ji-ji — To be missing, fall out (negation connector)
하지만
ha-ji-man — However, but, nevertheless
차츰
cha-cheum — Gradually, little by little, by degrees
통째로
tong-jjae-ro — Whole, entirely, all in one piece
빠져나가고
ppa-jeo-na-ga-go — Slipping out, disappearing and (connective)
자리에는
ja-ri-e-neun — In that place/spot (topic marker attached)
얼굴
eol-gul — Face, facial features
그림이
geu-ri-mi — Drawing, picture (subject marker attached)
들어섰다
deu-reo-seot-da — Entered, moved in, took a place
계산을
gye-sa-neul — Calculation, account (object marker attached)
해야
hae-ya — Must do, have to do something
ttae — Time, moment, when something occurs
그렸다
geu-ryeot-da — Drew, sketched (past tense verb form)
추측이었다
chu-cheu-gi-yeot-da — Were guesses, estimates, conjectures
먼저
meon-jeo — First, before others, ahead of time
태어났고
tae-eo-nat-go — Was born and (connective past form)
그다음은
geu-da-eu-meun — After that, the next one (topic form)
태어난
tae-eo-nan — Born (past modifier form of verb)
hu — After, following a time or event
한두
han-du — One or two (approximate small number)
ju — Week (unit of time)
동안은
dong-a-neun — During, for a period of time (topic)
먹여
meo-gyeo — Feeding (causative connective verb form)
살려야
sal-lyeo-ya — Must support, keep alive (obligation form)
tto — Also, again, another, additionally
때문에
ttae-mu-ne — Because of, due to, for the reason
키울
ki-ul — To raise, bring up (future modifier form)
있을지
i-sseul-ji — Whether able to, uncertain possibility form
불확실했다
bul-hwak-sil-haet-da — Was uncertain, unclear, not definite
몹시
mop-si — Extremely, very much, intensely
자랑스러워했지만
ja-rang-seu-reo-wo-haet-ji-man — Was proud, but (concessive past form)
매우
mae-u — Very, extremely, highly
정직한
jeong-ji-kan — Honest, truthful, upright in character
침대
chim-dae — Bed (furniture for sleeping)
가장자리에
ga-jang-ja-ri-e — On the edge, rim, border of something
지출을
ji-chu-reul — Expenditure, expense (object marker attached)
애원하는
ae-won-ha-neun — Pleading, begging (present modifier form)
눈길로
nun-gil-lo — With a gaze, glance, look (instrumental)
바라보았다
ba-ra-bo-at-da — Gazed at, looked at, stared toward
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