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English → Korean CHAPTER ONE. Level 6/10

Several minutes at length elapsed, and no report was heard.

마침내 몇 분이 지났지만, 아무런 소식도 들리지 않았다.

Adam listened--not another came.

애덤은 귀를 기울였지만, 더 이상 아무 소리도 들려오지 않았다.

The crew of the _Nancy_, however, persevered, but even Adam, as he observed the slow progress they had made, became convinced that their efforts would prove of no avail.

그러나 낸시호의 선원들은 계속 버텼지만, 그들이 이룬 더딘 진전을 지켜보던 애덤조차도 그들의 노력이 소용없을 것이라는 확신을 갖게 되었다.

The gale continued to increase, the foaming seas leaped and roared around them more wildly than before.

강풍은 계속 거세졌고, 거품을 뿜는 바다는 전보다 더 거칠게 그들 주위에서 날뛰며 포효했다.

Even to return would now be an operation of danger, but Adam with sorrow saw that it must be attempted.

돌아가는 것조차 이제는 위험한 일이었지만, 애덤은 슬픔을 느끼면서도 그것을 시도해야 한다는 것을 알았다.

For an hour or more no headway had been made.

한 시간이 넘도록 아무런 진전도 이루어지지 않았다.

He waited for a lull, then giving the word, the boat was rapidly pulled round, and surrounded by hissing masses of foam, she rapidly shot back within the shelter of the harbour.

그는 바람이 잦아들기를 기다렸다가 명령을 내렸고, 배는 빠르게 방향을 돌려 쉿쉿 소리를 내는 거품 덩어리들에 둘러싸인 채 항구의 피신처 안으로 재빠르게 되돌아왔다.

The sinews of her crew were too well strung to feel much fatigue under ordinary circumstances, but the strongest had to acknowledge that they could not have pulled much longer.

선원들의 근육은 평소라면 피로를 거의 느끼지 않을 만큼 단단히 단련되어 있었지만, 가장 강인한 자조차도 더 이상 오래 노를 저을 수 없었음을 인정해야 했다.

"We must not give it up, though, lads," said Adam.

"그래도 포기해서는 안 되네, 여러분," 애덤이 말했다.

"I am sure no beachmen will be able to launch their boats to-night along the coast.

"오늘 밤 해안을 따라 배를 띄울 수 있는 해변 사람은 아무도 없을 것이 분명하네.

If the wind goes down ever so little, we must try it again; you will not think of deserting the poor people if there is a chance of saving them, I know that."

바람이 조금이라도 잦아들면 우리는 다시 시도해야 하네. 그 사람들을 구할 기회가 있다면 자네들은 그들을 버릴 생각을 하지 않을 것이라는 걸 나는 알고 있네."

His crew responded to his appeal, and agreed to wait for the chance of being able to get off later in the night.

선원들은 그의 호소에 응답하며, 밤이 더 깊어지면 출발할 수 있는 기회를 기다리기로 동의했다.

Vocabulary

마침내
machimnaе — Finally, at last, after a long time
myeot — A few, several, some number of
분이
buni — Minutes (subject marker attached)
지났지만
jinatjiman — Passed, but; elapsed although
아무런
amureon — Any (with negative); no kind of
소식도
sosikdo — News or word (also/even), no news
들리지
deulliji — To be heard (negative form base)
않았다
anhassda — Did not; past tense negative ending
귀를
gwireul — Ears (object marker); one's ears
기울였지만
giuryeotjiman — Listened carefully, but; tilted ears toward
deo — More, further, additionally
이상
isang — More than, beyond; no longer
아무
amu — Any, no (used with negatives)
소리도
sorido — Sound, noise (even/also marker attached)
들려오지
deullyeoji — Come to be heard (negative base form)
그러나
geureona — However, but, nevertheless
선원들은
seonwondeuреun — The sailors, crew members (topic marker)
계속
gyesok — Continuously, keep on, without stopping
버텼지만
beotgyeotjiman — Held out, persevered, but endured
그들이
geudeuri — They (subject marker); referring to them
이룬
irun — Achieved, accomplished, made progress
더딘
deodin — Slow, sluggish, gradual in pace
진전을
jinjеoneul — Progress, advancement (object marker)
지켜보던
jikyeobodeon — Had been watching, observing closely
그들의
geudeului — Their, belonging to them (possessive)
노력이
noryeogi — Effort, endeavor (subject marker attached)
소용없을
soyongeopsseul — Useless, futile, of no use
것이라는
geosiraneun — That it would be; nominalized clause
확신을
hwakssineul — Conviction, certainty (object marker)
갖게
gatke — To come to have, to obtain
되었다
doeotda — Became, came to be, resulted in
강풍은
gangpungeun — Strong wind, gale (topic marker)
거세졌고
geosejyeotgo — Became fierce, intensified, and then
거품을
geopumeul — Foam, bubbles (object marker attached)
뿜는
ppumneun — Spewing, spouting, emitting forcefully
바다는
badaneun — The sea, ocean (topic marker)
전보다
jeonboda — Than before, more than previously
거칠게
geochilge — Roughly, fiercely, in a wild manner
그들
geudeul — They, them, those people
주위에서
juwiесeo — Around them, surrounding area, vicinity
날뛰며
nalttwiмyeo — Running wild, raging, thrashing about
포효했다
pohyohaetda — Roared, bellowed loudly and ferociously
돌아가는
doraGaneun — Returning, going back, turning around
것조차
geotjocha — Even the act of; even that
이제는
ijeNeun — Now, at this point, by now
위험한
Dangerous, hazardous, risky
일이었지만
irieotjiman — Was a matter/task, but; although it was
슬픔을
seulpeumeul — Sadness, sorrow (object marker attached)
느끼면서도
neukkimyeonseodo — While feeling, even while sensing something
그것을
geugeoseul — That, it (object marker); referring to it
시도해야
sidohaеya — Must try, have to attempt
han — One, a single; about, approximately
시간이
sigani — Time, hour (subject marker attached)
넘도록
neomdorok — For more than, exceeding a duration
진전도
jinjеondo — Progress (also/even); no progress either
이루어지지
irueojiji — To be achieved, accomplished (negative base)
그는
geuneun — He (topic marker); referring to him
바람이
barami — Wind (subject marker); the wind
잦아들기를
jajadeulGireul — Subsiding, dying down (object nominalized)
기다렸다가
gidarыeotdaga — Waited and then; after waiting
명령을
myeongnyeongeul — Order, command (object marker attached)
내렸고
naeryeotgo — Gave an order, issued command, and
배는
baeneun — The boat/ship (topic marker)
빠르게
ppareuge — Quickly, rapidly, at fast speed
방향을
banghyangeul — Direction, course (object marker attached)
돌려
dollyeo — Turned, redirected, changed direction
소리를
sorireul — Sound, noise (object marker attached)
내는
naeneun — Making, producing, emitting a sound
거품
geopum — Foam, bubbles, froth on water
덩어리들에
deongeorideure — Lumps, masses, chunks (locative marker)
둘러싸인
dulleossain — Surrounded, encircled, enveloped by something
chae — While in a state of; remaining so
항구의
hangguui — Of the harbor, port (possessive marker)
피신처
pisincheo — Shelter, refuge, place of safety
안으로
aneuro — Into, inward, toward the inside
재빠르게
jaeppareuge — Swiftly, nimbly, very quickly
되돌아왔다
doedorawatda — Returned, came back to original place
선원들의
seonwondeurui — The sailors', of the crew (possessive)
근육은
geуnyugeun — Muscles (topic marker); the muscles
평소라면
pyeongsoramyeon — Under normal circumstances, usually if
피로를
piRoreul — Fatigue, tiredness (object marker)
거의
geoui — Almost, nearly, scarcely, barely
느끼지
neukkiji — To feel, sense (negative base form)
않을
aneul — Will not, negative future modifier
만큼
mankeum — As much as, to the extent of
단단히
dandanhi — Firmly, solidly, thoroughly, well-trained
단련되어
dallyeondoeeo — Be trained, hardened, conditioned physically
있었지만
isseotjiman — Was/were in a state, but although
가장
gajang — Most, the most, extremely, greatest
강인한
ganginhan — Tough, strong, resilient, hardened person
자조차도
jajochado — Even the person; even one who is
오래
orae — For a long time, long duration
노를
noreul — Oar, paddle (object marker attached)
저을
jeoeul — To row, paddle (future modifier form)
su — Ability, possibility; can, able to
없었음을
eopseosseumeul — That there was not; inability (object)
인정해야
injeonghaeya — Must admit, acknowledge, have to concede
했다
haetda — Did, performed; past tense of 하다
그래도
geuraedo — Even so, still, nevertheless, regardless
포기해서는
pogihaeseoNeun — As for giving up; must not quit
an — Not, do not; inside, within
되네
doeне — Must not, should not (informal ending)
여러분
yeoreobun — Everyone, ladies and gentlemen, all of you
말했다
malhaetda — Said, spoke, stated, told someone
오늘
oneul — Today, this day
bam — Night, nighttime, evening
해안을
haeaneul — The coast, shoreline (object marker)
따라
ttara — Along, following, according to
배를
baereul — Boat, ship (object marker attached)
띄울
ttiwul — To launch, float, set sail (modifier)
있는
inneun — Existing, present, there is/are
해변
haebyeon — Beach, seaside, shoreline area
사람은
sarameun — Person, people (topic marker attached)
아무도
amudo — Nobody, no one, not anyone
없을
eopseul — Will not be, there is none
것이
geosi — Thing, fact (subject marker); it is
분명하네
bunмyeonghane — It is clear, obvious, certain (informal)
조금이라도
jogeumIrado — Even a little, even slightly, somewhat
잦아들면
jajadeulmyeon — If it subsides, if wind calms down
우리는
urineun — We, us (topic marker attached)
다시
dasi — Again, once more, anew
하네
hane — Will do, let's do (informal ending)
geu — That, the; he, that person
사람들을
saramdeuреul — The people (object marker attached)
구할
guhal — To save, rescue (future modifier form)
기회가
gihoega — Opportunity, chance (subject marker)
있다면
itdamyeon — If there is, supposing there is
자네들은
janedeuréun — You all (informal address, topic marker)
그들을
geudeureul — Them (object marker); those people
버릴
beoril — To abandon, discard, leave behind (modifier)
생각을
saenggageul — Thought, idea (object marker attached)
하지
haji — Not do; negative base informal form
geol — I know, I'm sure (informal sentence ending)
나는
naneun — I, me (topic marker attached)
알고
algo — Know and; knowing, aware of
있네
inne — Am/is (informal present tense ending)
그의
geuui — His, of him (possessive marker)
호소에
hosoe — To the appeal, plea, call (locative)
응답하며
eungdaphamyeo — Responding, answering, replying while doing
밤이
bami — Night (subject marker); the night
깊어지면
gipeojiмyeon — If the night deepens, grows late
출발할
chulbalhal — To depart, set out (future modifier)
기회를
gihoereul — Opportunity, chance (object marker)
기다리기로
gidarigiro — Decided to wait; agreed to wait
동의했다
dongeuihaetda — Agreed, consented, gave their approval
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