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he said sternly.

他严厉地说。

He added in a preacher's tone:

他用传教士的语气补充道:

—For this, O dearly beloved, is the genuine Christine: body and soul and blood and ouns.

——因为这个,啊,亲爱的信徒们,才是真正的圣体:肉身与灵魂,血液与生命。

Slow music, please.

请奏慢乐。

Shut your eyes, gents.

诸位,请闭上眼睛。

One moment.

稍候片刻。

A little trouble about those white corpuscles.

那些白血球有点麻烦。

Silence, all.

大家肃静。

He peered sideways up and gave a long slow whistle of call, then paused awhile in rapt attention, his even white teeth glistening here and there with gold points.

他侧目向上张望,发出一声悠长缓慢的呼哨,随即屏神静气地停顿了片刻,整齐的白牙间隐约闪烁着点点金光。

Chrysostomos.

金口。

Two strong shrill whistles answered through the calm.

两声响亮尖利的口哨穿越寂静回应而来。

—Thanks, old chap, he cried briskly.

——谢了,老伙计,他爽快地叫道。

That will do nicely.

这就好了。

Switch off the current, will you?

把电流切断,好吗?

He skipped off the gunrest and looked gravely at his watcher, gathering about his legs the loose folds of his gown.

他从炮架上跳下来,神情庄重地望着注视他的人,把宽袍的松散褶皱拢到腿边。

The plump shadowed face and sullen oval jowl recalled a prelate, patron of arts in the middle ages.

那张丰腴阴暗的脸庞和沉郁的椭圆形下颌,令人想起中世纪一位艺术庇护者、高级教士。

A pleasant smile broke quietly over his lips.

一抹愉悦的微笑悄然浮现在他的嘴角。

—The mockery of it! he said gaily.

——真是荒唐可笑!他愉快地说。

Your absurd name, an ancient Greek!

你那个荒谬的名字,一个古希腊名字!

He pointed his finger in friendly jest and went over to the parapet, laughing to himself.

他以友善戏谑的姿态指了指,走向胸墙,自顾自地笑着。

Stephen Dedalus stepped up, followed him wearily halfway and sat down on the edge of the gunrest, watching him still as he propped his mirror on the parapet, dipped the brush in the bowl and lathered cheeks and neck.

斯蒂芬·迪达勒斯走上前去,疲倦地跟了他半程,便在炮架边沿坐了下来,继续望着他——他把镜子架在胸墙上,将刷子蘸入碗中,在两颊和颈部涂抹起皂沫。

Buck Mulligan's gay voice went on.

巴克·穆利根愉快的声音继续说道。

—My name is absurd too: Malachi Mulligan, two dactyls.

——我的名字也很荒谬:玛拉凯·穆利根,两个扬抑抑格。

But it has a Hellenic ring, hasn't it?

但它有一种希腊风味,不是吗?

Tripping and sunny like the buck himself.

轻快明朗,就如雄鹿本身一般。

We must go to Athens.

我们必须去雅典。

Vocabulary

严厉
yánlì — Strict, stern, or harsh in manner or judgment.
de — Structural particle linking adverb or adjective to verb.
传教士
chuánjiàoshì — Missionary; person who spreads religious beliefs to others.
语气
yǔqì — Tone, manner, or mood of speaking.
补充
bǔchōng — To supplement, add to, or replenish something.
dào — To say; used after verbs of speaking as complement.
a — Exclamatory particle expressing surprise, affirmation, or emphasis.
亲爱
qīn'ài — Dear, beloved; term of endearment or affectionate address.
信徒们
xìntúmen — Believers, followers, or disciples of a religion.
才是
cái shì — Only then is; emphasizing the true or correct identity.
真正
zhēnzhèng — True, genuine, real, or authentic.
圣体
shèngtǐ — Holy Eucharist; the consecrated body of Christ.
肉身
ròushēn — Physical body; flesh and bodily form of a person.
yǔ — And; conjunction linking two nouns or phrases together.
灵魂
línghún — Soul, spirit; the immaterial essence of a person.
血液
xuèyè — Blood; the fluid circulating through the body.
生命
shēngmìng — Life; the state of being alive or existence.
zòu — To play music on an instrument; to perform musically.
慢乐
màn yuè — Slow music; music played at a slow, gentle tempo.
诸位
zhūwèi — Everyone present; polite address to a group of people.
闭上
bì shàng — To close; shut one's eyes or mouth completely.
稍候
shāo hòu — Please wait a moment; to pause briefly.
片刻
piànkè — A brief moment; a short period of time.
白血球
báixuèqiú — White blood cells; immune cells in the bloodstream.
有点
yǒudiǎn — A little, somewhat; expressing a slight degree.
麻烦
máfan — Troublesome, annoying; causing inconvenience or difficulty.
肃静
sùjìng — Silence; solemn quiet, often in a formal setting.
侧目
cèmù — To glance sideways; look askance with awe or fear.
向上
xiàng shàng — Upward; in the direction of above or higher.
张望
zhāngwàng — To look around; gaze in various directions curiously.
发出
fāchū — To emit, produce, or give out a sound or signal.
一声
yī shēng — One sound; a single instance of a noise or call.
悠长
yōucháng — Long and drawn out; leisurely and extended in duration.
缓慢
huǎnmàn — Slow, unhurried; moving or happening at a low speed.
呼哨
hūshào — A loud whistle produced with the mouth or fingers.
随即
suíjí — Immediately after; right away following a previous action.
屏神静气
bǐng shén jìng qì — Hold breath and focus; be completely still and attentive.
停顿
tíngdùn — To pause, stop briefly; a temporary halt in action.
整齐
zhěngqí — Neat, orderly, tidy; arranged in a regular manner.
白牙
bái yá — White teeth; bright, clean teeth.
jiān — Between, among; spatial gap between two things.
隐约
yǐnyuē — Faintly, vaguely; dimly visible or barely perceptible.
闪烁
shǎnshuò — To flicker, glimmer, or twinkle with intermittent light.
点点
diǎndiǎn — Specks, dots, tiny amounts; scattered small points.
金光
jīn guāng — Golden light; a brilliant, shining golden radiance.
金口
jīn kǒu — Golden mouth; eloquent speech, or a mouth with gold.
两声
liǎng shēng — Two sounds; a pair of calls or notes emitted.
响亮
xiǎngliàng — Loud and clear; resonant and strong in sound.
尖利
jiānlì — Sharp and piercing; shrill and penetrating in sound.
口哨
kǒushào — Whistle made with the mouth; whistling sound.
穿越
chuānyuè — To pass through, cross over, or traverse a space.
寂静
jìjìng — Silence, stillness; a state of complete quietness.
回应
huíyìng — To respond, reply; answering a call or signal.
而来
ér lái — Coming; arriving in response to something just mentioned.
老伙计
lǎo huǒjì — Old pal, old buddy; familiar address for a longtime friend.
爽快
shuǎngkuài — Straightforward, refreshing; frank and pleasantly direct.
叫道
jiào dào — To call out, exclaim; to say something loudly.
好了
hǎo le — That's enough, all done; indicating completion or satisfaction.
bǎ — Disposal marker placing object before verb in sentence.
电流
diànliú — Electric current; the flow of electrical charge.
切断
qiēduàn — To cut off, disconnect, or sever a connection completely.
好吗
hǎo ma — Is that okay? Seeking agreement or confirmation from someone.
炮架
pào jià — Gun carriage; the frame or mount supporting a cannon.
下来
xiàlai — To come down; move from a higher to lower position.
神情
shénqíng — Expression, look; the manner visible on one's face.
庄重
zhuāngzhòng — Dignified, solemn; serious and respectful in demeanor.
望着
wàng zhe — Gazing at, looking toward something continuously.
注视
zhùshì — To gaze at, stare; to look fixedly and attentively.
宽袍
kuān páo — Wide robe; a loose, broad flowing garment.
松散
sōngsǎn — Loose, slack; not tight or compact in structure.
褶皱
zhězhòu — Folds, wrinkles, creases in fabric or skin.
拢到
lǒng dào — To gather toward, pull close to one side.
腿边
tuǐ biān — Beside the leg; at the side of one's legs.
丰腴
fēngyú — Plump, full-figured; having a well-rounded, fleshy appearance.
阴暗
yīn'àn — Dark, gloomy, shadowy; lacking light or cheerfulness.
脸庞
liǎnpáng — Face; the overall shape and surface of one's face.
沉郁
chényù — Deep and melancholy; heavy, brooding, somber in mood.
椭圆形
tuǒyuánxíng — Oval shape; an elongated circular or elliptical form.
下颌
xiàhé — Lower jaw, chin; the mandible or bottom of the face.
令人
lìng rén — To make one feel; causing a particular feeling in others.
想起
xiǎng qǐ — To think of, recall; to bring something to mind.
中世纪
zhōngshìjì — The Middle Ages; the medieval period of European history.
艺术
yìshù — Art; creative works or the practice of artistic expression.
庇护者
bìhùzhě — Patron, protector; one who supports or shelters others.
高级教士
gāojí jiàoshì — High-ranking clergyman; a senior official in the church.
一抹
yī mǒ — A trace, a hint; a faint touch of something.
愉悦
yúyuè — Joyful, delighted, pleased; feeling happy and content.
微笑
wēixiào — A smile; a gentle, slight upward curve of the lips.
悄然
qiǎorán — Quietly, silently, softly; in a gentle unnoticeable manner.
浮现
fúxiàn — To emerge, appear; to rise gradually to the surface.
嘴角
zuǐjiǎo — Corner of the mouth; the edge where lips meet.
真是
zhēn shì — Really is; used to emphasize a judgment or exclamation.
荒唐
huāngtáng — Absurd, preposterous; wildly unreasonable or ridiculous.
可笑
kěxiào — Laughable, ridiculous; deserving laughter or mockery.
愉快
yúkuài — Happy, cheerful, pleasant; feeling joyful and at ease.
荒谬
huāngmiù — Absurd, ridiculous; utterly unreasonable or nonsensical.
古希腊
Gǔ Xīlà — Ancient Greece; the civilization of early Greek antiquity.
yǐ — With, using; preposition indicating manner or instrument.
友善
yǒushàn — Friendly, amicable; showing kindness and goodwill toward others.
戏谑
xìxuè — To tease, banter; playful and joking in manner.
姿态
zītài — Posture, gesture, attitude; physical or figurative stance.
指了指
zhǐ le zhǐ — Pointed at; made a brief pointing gesture toward something.
走向
zǒu xiàng — To walk toward; to move in the direction of something.
胸墙
xiōngqiáng — Parapet; a low protective wall along a rooftop or fortification.
自顾自
zì gù zì — On one's own, by oneself; acting without regard for others.
笑着
xiào zhe — While laughing, smiling; with a smile on one's face.
走上
zǒu shàng — To walk up to, approach; to step forward toward something.
前去
qián qù — To go forward, proceed ahead to a destination.
疲倦
píjuàn — Tired, weary, fatigued; feeling a lack of energy.
跟了
gēn le — Followed; went along behind someone for a distance.
半程
bàn chéng — Half the distance or journey; halfway along a route.
便在
biàn zài — Then at; indicating a subsequent action at a location.
边沿
biānyán — Edge, rim, border; the outer limit of a surface.
继续
jìxù — To continue, go on; to keep doing something.
镜子
jìngzi — Mirror; a reflective surface used for seeing oneself.
架在
jià zài — Propped on, mounted on; positioned on a support.
jiāng — Will, about to; or disposal preposition similar to 把.
刷子
shuāzi — Brush; a tool with bristles for applying or cleaning.
蘸入
zhàn rù — To dip into; immerse briefly into a liquid.
碗中
wǎn zhōng — Inside the bowl; within the container.
两颊
liǎng jiá — Both cheeks; the two sides of the face.
颈部
jǐng bù — The neck area; the region around the throat and neck.
涂抹
túmǒ — To smear, apply, spread a substance onto a surface.
皂沫
zào mò — Soap lather, foam; the frothy bubbles produced by soap.
说道
shuō dào — Said, spoke; a verb phrase introducing quoted speech.
扬抑抑格
yáng yì yì gé — Dactylic meter; a poetic foot of one stressed, two unstressed syllables.
dàn — But, however; adversative conjunction introducing a contrast.
希腊
Xīlà — Greece; the Mediterranean country known for ancient civilization.
风味
fēngwèi — Flavor, character, distinctive quality of something.
不是吗
bù shì ma — Isn't it? Seeking confirmation or agreement from listener.
轻快
qīngkuài — Light and brisk; lively and agile in movement or mood.
明朗
mínglǎng — Bright and clear; cheerful and easy to understand.
就如
jiù rú — Just like, as if; used to introduce a comparison.
雄鹿
xióng lù — Stag, male deer; an adult male of the deer species.
本身
běnshēn — Itself, oneself; the thing or person in question.
一般
yībān — In general, ordinary; used in comparisons meaning 'like'.
必须
bìxū — Must, have to; expressing obligation or necessity.
雅典
Yǎdiǎn — Athens; the capital city of Greece.
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