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English → Korean THE REPAIRER OF REPUTATIONS I Level 7/10

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"Ne raillons pas les fous; leur folie dure plus longtemps que la nôtre.... Voila toute la différence."

"바보들을 비웃지 말자; 그들의 광기는 우리의 것보다 더 오래 지속된다.... 그것이 차이의 전부다."

Toward the end of the year 1920 the Government of the United States had practically completed the programme, adopted during the last months of President Winthrop's administration.

1920년 말경, 미합중국 정부는 윈스럽 대통령 임기 마지막 몇 달 동안 채택된 계획을 사실상 완료한 상태였다.

The country was apparently tranquil.

나라는 겉으로 보기에 평온했다.

Everybody knows how the Tariff and Labour questions were settled.

관세와 노동 문제가 어떻게 해결되었는지는 모두가 알고 있다.

The war with Germany, incident on that country's seizure of the Samoan Islands, had left no visible scars upon the republic, and the temporary occupation of Norfolk by the invading army had been forgotten in the joy over repeated naval victories, and the subsequent ridiculous plight of General Von Gartenlaube's forces in the State of New Jersey.

독일이 사모아 제도를 점령한 것을 계기로 벌어진 독일과의 전쟁은 공화국에 눈에 띄는 상처를 남기지 않았으며, 침략군의 노퍽 임시 점령도 거듭된 해전의 승리에 대한 기쁨과, 이후 뉴저지 주에서 폰 가르텐라우베 장군의 군대가 처한 우스꽝스러운 곤경 속에 잊혀졌다.

The Cuban and Hawaiian investments had paid one hundred per cent and the territory of Samoa was well worth its cost as a coaling station.

쿠바와 하와이에 대한 투자는 백 퍼센트의 수익을 올렸고, 사모아 영토는 석탄 보급지로서 그 비용을 충분히 할 만한 가치가 있었다.

The country was in a superb state of defence.

나라는 훌륭한 방어 태세를 갖추고 있었다.

Every coast city had been well supplied with land fortifications; the army under the parental eye of the General Staff, organized according to the Prussian system, had been increased to 300,000 men, with a territorial reserve of a million; and six magnificent squadrons of cruisers and battle-ships patrolled the six stations of the navigable seas, leaving a steam reserve amply fitted to control home waters.

모든 해안 도시에는 육상 요새가 충분히 갖춰져 있었고, 프로이센 체제에 따라 조직된 참모본부의 세심한 감독 아래 있는 육군은 30만 명으로 증강되었으며, 백만 명의 예비 병력을 보유하고 있었다. 그리고 여섯 개의 웅장한 순양함 및 전함 함대가 항행 가능한 바다의 여섯 기지를 순찰하면서, 자국 해역을 통제하기에 충분한 증기선 예비 전력을 남겨두었다.

Vocabulary

바보들을
babodeureul — Fools (object marker); foolish or stupid people
비웃지
biutji — To mock or laugh at (negated verb stem form)
말자
malja — Let's not do something; negative suggestion ending
그들의
geudeului — Their; possessive form of 'they'
광기는
gwangkineun — Madness or insanity (topic marker attached)
우리의
urieui — Our; possessive form of 'we'
것보다
geotboda — Than (one's) thing; comparative particle attached
deo — More; comparative adverb indicating greater degree
오래
orae — Long time; for a long duration
지속된다
jisokdoenda — Continues; persists over time
그것이
geugeosi — That is; 'that thing' with subject marker
차이의
chaieui — Of the difference; possessive form of 'difference'
전부다
jeonbuda — That is all; that is the entirety
말경
malgyeong — Around the end of a period of time
미합중국
mihapjungguk — United States of America; formal name for the USA
정부는
jeongbuneun — The government (topic marker); national governing body
대통령
daetongnyeong — President; head of state of a republic
임기
imgi — Term of office; duration of an official's service
마지막
majimak — Last; final in a sequence or series
myeot — A few; some; an unspecified small number
dal — Month; one of twelve divisions of a year
동안
dongan — During; for a period of time
채택된
chaetaekdoen — Adopted; officially selected or approved
계획을
gyehoekeul — Plan or scheme (object marker); organized intention
사실상
sasilsang — In effect; virtually; practically speaking
완료한
wallyohan — Completed; having fully finished something
상태였다
sangtaeyeotda — Was in a state of; condition or status at time
나라는
naraneun — The country (topic marker); a nation or state
겉으로
geoteuro — Outwardly; on the surface; in appearance
보기에
bogiye — In appearance; to the eye; seemingly
평온했다
pyeonghonhaetda — Was peaceful; was calm and undisturbed
관세와
gwansewa — Tariffs and; customs duties with conjunction
노동
nodong — Labor; work; physical or economic toil
문제가
munjaega — Problem or issue (subject marker); a concern
어떻게
eotteoke — How; in what way or manner
해결되었는지는
haegyeoldoeeonneuniineun — As for how it was resolved; resolution manner topic
모두가
moduga — Everyone (subject marker); all people know
알고
algo — Knowing; to know and (connective verb form)
있다
itda — To exist; to be; to have
독일이
dogiri — Germany (subject marker); the nation of Germany
제도를
jedoreul — Islands (object marker); an archipelago or island group
점령한
jeomnyeonghan — Occupied; having seized and held territory militarily
것을
geoseul — The fact that; nominalizer with object marker
계기로
gyegiro — As a trigger or occasion for; as a turning point
벌어진
beoreojin — That occurred; that broke out or unfolded
전쟁은
jeonjaengeun — The war (topic marker); armed conflict between states
공화국에
gonghwaguge — To the republic; a democratic nation-state
눈에
nune — To the eye; visibly; in one's sight
띄는
ttuineun — Noticeable; conspicuous; catching the eye
상처를
sangcheoreul — Wound or scar (object marker); damage or injury
남기지
namgiji — To leave behind (negated form); not leaving a trace
않았으며
anasseumyeo — Did not; negative past tense with conjunction
침략군의
chimnyakgunui — Of the invading army; possessive of invaders
임시
imsi — Temporary; provisional; not permanent
점령도
jeomnyeongdo — Even the occupation; seizure of territory with emphasis
거듭된
geodupdon — Repeated; occurring again and again
해전의
haejeonui — Of naval battle; possessive of sea warfare
승리에
seungnie — In/for the victory; triumph in a contest or battle
대한
daehan — Regarding; about; concerning a subject
기쁨과
gippeum gwa — Joy and; happiness with a conjunction
이후
ihu — After; subsequently; from that point on
주에서
jueseo — From/in the state; administrative region with locative
장군의
jangggunui — Of the general; military commander possessive form
군대가
gundaega — The army (subject marker); military forces
처한
cheohan — Facing; being in a difficult situation
우스꽝스러운
useukkangseureon — Ridiculous; absurd; laughably awkward or embarrassing
곤경
gongyeong — Predicament; difficult or embarrassing situation
속에
soge — Within; inside; amidst something
잊혀졌다
ijyeojyeotda — Was forgotten; faded from memory or attention
투자는
tujaneun — Investment (topic marker); capital placed for profit
baek — One hundred; the number 100
퍼센트의
peosenteui — Percent's; of percentage; possessive percent form
수익을
suigeul — Profit or revenue (object marker); financial gain
올렸고
ollyeotgo — Raised or earned and; generated profit with conjunction
영토는
yeongthoneun — The territory (topic marker); land under state control
석탄
seoktan — Coal; a fossil fuel used for energy
보급지로서
bogeupjiroso — As a supply depot; functioning as a supply point
비용을
biyongeul — The cost (object marker); expense or financial outlay
충분히
chungbunhi — Sufficiently; enough; to an adequate degree
가치가
gachiga — Value (subject marker); worth or importance
있었다
isseotda — There was; existed; had (past tense form)
훌륭한
hullyunghan — Excellent; splendid; outstanding in quality
방어
bangeo — Defense; protection against attack
태세를
taeseoreul — Posture or stance (object marker); state of readiness
갖추고
gatcugo — Equipped with and; having prepared necessary items
모든
modeun — All; every; without exception
해안
haean — Coast; shoreline; area along the sea
도시에는
dosienneun — In the cities (topic marker); urban areas locative
육상
yuksang — Land-based; on land as opposed to sea or air
요새가
yosaega — The fortress (subject marker); a military stronghold
갖춰져
gatchwojyeo — Was equipped with; had been furnished or outfitted
체제에
chejee — Under the system; regime or organizational structure
따라
ttara — According to; following; in accordance with
조직된
jojikdoen — Organized; structured; systematically arranged
참모본부의
chammobon buui — Of the general staff; military headquarters possessive
세심한
sesimhan — Careful; meticulous; attentive to fine details
감독
gamdok — Supervision; oversight; directing and monitoring
아래
arae — Under; below; beneath in position or authority
육군은
yukguneun — The army (topic marker); land-based military forces
명으로
myeongeuro — To/by (number of) people; counter with directional marker
증강되었으며
jeunggangdoeeosseumyeo — Was reinforced and; strengthened in numbers with conjunction
백만
baengman — One million; a very large number
예비
yebi — Reserve; standby; kept for future use
병력을
byeongnyeogeul — Military forces (object marker); troop strength or personnel
보유하고
boyuhago — Possessing and; holding or maintaining something
여섯
yeoseot — Six; the number 6
개의
gaeui — Of (counted items); general counter possessive form
웅장한
ungjanghan — Majestic; grand; impressively large or magnificent
순양함
sunyangham — Cruiser; a type of large warship
mit — And; as well as; formal conjunction
전함
jeonham — Battleship; a heavily armed warship
함대가
hamdaega — The fleet (subject marker); a group of warships
항행
hanghaeng — Navigation; sailing or traveling by sea
가능한
ganeunghan — Possible; capable; navigable or feasible
바다의
badaui — Of the sea; ocean possessive form
기지를
gijireul — The base (object marker); military or naval station
순찰하면서
sunchalhamyeonseo — While patrolling; monitoring an area on regular rounds
자국
jaguk — One's own country; the home nation
해역을
haeyeogeul — The sea area (object marker); maritime zone or waters
통제하기에
tongjaehagiye — For the purpose of controlling; governing or regulating
충분한
chungbunhan — Sufficient; adequate; enough for a purpose
증기선
jeunggiseon — Steamship; a vessel powered by steam engine
전력을
jeollyeogeul — Military strength or power (object marker); full force
남겨두었다
namgyeodueotda — Left behind; kept in reserve for future use
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