War and Peace — Page 2
He had just entered, wearing an embroidered court uniform, knee breeches, and shoes, and had stars on his breast and a serene expression on his flat face.
그는 막 들어온 참이었는데, 수놓인 궁정 제복에 무릎까지 오는 반바지와 구두를 신고 있었으며, 가슴에는 훈장을 달고 납작한 얼굴에는 평온한 표정을 짓고 있었다.
He spoke in that refined French in which our grandfathers not only spoke but thought, and with the gentle, patronizing intonation natural to a man of importance who had grown old in society and at court.
그는 우리 할아버지들이 말할 뿐만 아니라 생각하기도 했던 그 세련된 프랑스어로 말했으며, 사교계와 궁정에서 늙어온 중요한 인물에게 자연스러운 부드럽고 거드름 피우는 어조로 이야기했다.
He went up to Anna Pávlovna, kissed her hand, presenting to her his bald, scented, and shining head, and complacently seated himself on the sofa.
그는 안나 파블로브나에게 다가가 그녀의 손에 입을 맞추며 대머리에 향기롭고 윤이 나는 머리를 그녀에게 내보이고는 흡족한 표정으로 소파에 앉았다.
"First of all, dear friend, tell me how you are. Set your friend's mind at rest," said he without altering his tone, beneath the politeness and affected sympathy of which indifference and even irony could be discerned.
"우선, 친애하는 친구여, 어떻게 지내시는지 말씀해 주세요. 친구의 마음을 편하게 해주세요." 그는 어조를 바꾸지 않고 말했는데, 그 예의 바름과 꾸며낸 동정심 뒤에는 무관심과 심지어 냉소까지 느껴졌다.
"Can one be well while suffering morally? Can one be calm in times like these if one has any feeling?" said Anna Pávlovna. "You are staying the whole evening, I hope?"
"정신적으로 고통받으면서 건강할 수 있을까요? 감수성이 있는 사람이라면 이런 시대에 평온할 수 있을까요?" 안나 파블로브나가 말했다. "저녁 내내 계실 거죠, 그렇죠?"
"And the fete at the English ambassador's? Today is Wednesday. I must put in an appearance there," said the prince. "My daughter is coming for me to take me there."
"영국 대사관의 축제는요? 오늘은 수요일이에요. 저는 거기에 모습을 비춰야 합니다." 공작이 말했다. "제 딸이 저를 데리러 올 거예요."
"I thought today's fete had been canceled. I confess all these festivities and fireworks are becoming wearisome."
"오늘 축제는 취소된 줄 알았어요. 솔직히 이 모든 축제와 불꽃놀이가 지겨워지고 있어요."
"If they had known that you wished it, the entertainment would have been put off," said the prince, who, like a wound-up clock, by force of habit said things he did not even wish to be believed.
"당신이 그것을 원한다는 것을 알았다면, 행사는 연기되었을 것입니다." 공작이 말했는데, 그는 태엽이 감긴 시계처럼 습관의 힘으로 자신도 믿어지길 바라지 않는 말들을 늘어놓았다.
"Don't tease!
"놀리지 마세요!
Vocabulary
- 막
- mak — Just, right at that moment, barely
- 들어온
- deu-reo-on — Who had just entered or come inside
- 참이었는데
- cham-i-eot-neun-de — Was just about to, was in the midst of
- 수놓인
- su-no-in — Embroidered, decorated with needlework
- 궁정
- gung-jeong — Royal court, palace court
- 제복에
- je-bo-ge — In a uniform, wearing official attire
- 무릎까지
- mu-reup-kka-ji — Up to the knees, reaching the knee level
- 반바지와
- ban-ba-ji-wa — Short trousers, knee-length breeches, and
- 구두를
- gu-du-reul — Leather shoes, formal dress shoes (object)
- 신고
- sin-go — Wearing (shoes), having put on footwear
- 가슴에는
- ga-seum-e-neun — On the chest, at the breast area (topic)
- 훈장을
- hun-jang-eul — Medal, military decoration, order of merit
- 달고
- dal-go — Wearing, attaching, hanging something on
- 납작한
- nap-jak-han — Flat, flattened, squashed in shape
- 평온한
- pyeong-on-han — Calm, peaceful, tranquil, serene
- 표정을
- pyo-jeong-eul — Facial expression, look on one's face
- 짓고
- jit-go — Making (an expression), forming, producing
- 할아버지들이
- ha-ra-beo-ji-deu-ri — Grandfathers, elderly men of older generation
- 뿐만
- ppun-man — Not only, just, merely (with additional emphasis)
- 아니라
- a-ni-ra — Not only, but also, rather than
- 생각하기도
- saeng-ga-ka-gi-do — Also thinking, even thinking, to think as well
- 했던
- hae-deon — Used to do, had done (past retrospective modifier)
- 세련된
- se-ryeon-doen — Refined, sophisticated, polished in manner
- 사교계와
- sa-gyo-gye-wa — In high society, the social circle and
- 궁정에서
- gung-jeong-e-seo — At the royal court, in the palace setting
- 늙어온
- neul-geo-on — Who had grown old, aged over time in
- 중요한
- jung-yo-han — Important, significant, crucial person or thing
- 인물에게
- in-mu-re-ge — To a figure, toward a notable person
- 자연스러운
- ja-yeon-seu-reo-un — Natural, effortless, unforced in manner
- 부드럽고
- bu-deu-reop-go — Soft, gentle, smooth and (conjunction)
- 거드름
- geo-deu-reum — Arrogance, pomposity, putting on airs
- 피우는
- pi-u-neun — Displaying, putting on, showing off (manner)
- 어조로
- eo-jo-ro — In a tone, with a manner of speaking
- 다가가
- da-ga-ga — Approaching, drawing near, walking toward
- 맞추며
- mat-chu-myeo — Pressing lips to, kissing while doing something
- 대머리에
- dae-meo-ri-e — On the bald head, at one's bald spot
- 향기롭고
- hyang-gi-rop-go — Fragrant, sweet-smelling, aromatic and
- 윤이
- yu-ni — Sheen, gloss, luster (subject marker attached)
- 내보이고는
- nae-bo-i-go-neun — Having shown, revealing and then doing next
- 흡족한
- heup-jok-han — Satisfied, content, pleased, fully gratified
- 표정으로
- pyo-jeong-eu-ro — With an expression, wearing a look of
- 우선
- u-seon — First of all, to begin with, firstly
- 친애하는
- chin-ae-ha-neun — Dear, beloved, cherished (affectionate address)
- 친구여
- chin-gu-yeo — Oh friend! Dear friend (vocative exclamation)
- 지내시는지
- ji-nae-si-neun-ji — How you are getting along, how you fare
- 말씀해
- mal-sseum-hae — Please tell me, do say (honorific speech)
- 편하게
- pyeon-ha-ge — Comfortably, at ease, in a relaxed manner
- 어조를
- eo-jo-reul — Tone of voice, manner of speaking (object)
- 바꾸지
- ba-kku-ji — Without changing, not switching, not altering
- 예의
- ye-ui — Courtesy, manners, etiquette, politeness
- 바름과
- ba-reum-gwa — Correctness, propriety and (noun conjunction)
- 꾸며낸
- kku-myeo-naen — Fabricated, feigned, made up, contrived
- 동정심
- dong-jeong-sim — Sympathy, compassion, feeling of pity
- 뒤에는
- dwi-e-neun — Behind, underneath (topic marker, figurative)
- 무관심과
- mu-gwan-sim-gwa — Indifference, apathy and (noun conjunction)
- 심지어
- sim-ji-eo — Even, furthermore, going so far as
- 냉소까지
- naeng-so-kka-ji — Even cynicism, sarcasm, scornful mockery
- 느껴졌다
- neu-kkyeo-jyeo-ssda — Was felt, could be sensed, was perceived
- 정신적으로
- jeong-sin-jeo-geu-ro — Mentally, spiritually, psychologically speaking
- 고통받으면서
- go-tong-ba-deu-myeon-seo — While suffering, enduring pain, in agony
- 건강할
- geon-gang-hal — To be healthy, able to maintain good health
- 있을까요
- i-sseul-kka-yo — Can there be? Is it possible? I wonder
- 감수성이
- gam-su-seong-i — Sensitivity, sensibility, emotional receptiveness
- 시대에
- si-dae-e — In this era, during these times, in this age
- 평온할
- pyeong-on-hal — To be calm, able to be at peace or tranquil
- 내내
- nae-nae — Throughout, the whole time, all the way through
- 계실
- gye-sil — Will stay, will be present (honorific form)
- 거죠
- geo-jyo — Right? Isn't it so? (seeking confirmation)
- 영국
- yeong-guk — England, the United Kingdom, Britain
- 대사관의
- dae-sa-gwan-ui — Of the embassy, belonging to the consulate
- 축제는요
- chuk-je-neun-yo — As for the festival, what about the event?
- 수요일이에요
- su-yo-i-ri-e-yo — It is Wednesday (polite declarative sentence)
- 모습을
- mo-seu-beul — Appearance, figure, one's presence (object)
- 비춰야
- bi-chwo-ya — Must show, need to make an appearance
- 공작이
- gong-ja-gi — The duke/prince (noble title, subject marker)
- 데리러
- de-ri-reo — To pick up, to come fetch someone
- 축제는
- chuk-je-neun — The festival, the celebration (topic marker)
- 취소된
- chwi-so-doen — Canceled, called off, annulled
- 줄
- jul — Fact, expectation (bound noun, I thought that)
- 솔직히
- sol-jik-hi — Honestly, frankly, to tell the truth
- 축제와
- chuk-je-wa — Festivals and, celebrations and (conjunction)
- 불꽃놀이가
- bul-kkon-no-ri-ga — Fireworks (subject marker attached)
- 지겨워지고
- ji-gyeo-wo-ji-go — Becoming tiresome, getting tedious and
- 원한다는
- won-han-da-neun — That one wants, desiring (reported speech modifier)
- 알았다면
- a-ra-ssda-myeon — If I had known, had I been aware that
- 행사는
- haeng-sa-neun — The event, the function (topic marker)
- 연기되었을
- yeon-gi-doe-eo-sseul — Would have been postponed, delayed (conditional past)
- 태엽이
- tae-yeop-i — A spring, clockwork mechanism (subject marker)
- 감긴
- gam-gin — Wound up, coiled, tension-loaded (modifier)
- 시계처럼
- si-gye-cheo-reom — Like a clock, in the manner of a timepiece
- 습관의
- seup-gwan-ui — Of habit, belonging to custom (possessive)
- 힘으로
- hi-meu-ro — By the power of, through the force of
- 자신도
- ja-sin-do — Even oneself, also himself/herself (emphasis)
- 믿어지길
- mi-deo-ji-gil — To be believed, hoping to be convincing
- 바라지
- ba-ra-ji — Not wishing, not hoping (negation clause)
- 늘어놓았다
- neu-reo-no-a-ssda — Rattled off, laid out, spouted words mechanically
- 놀리지
- nol-li-ji — Do not tease, don't mock (negative command)
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