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English → Korean CHAPTER I Level 8/10

It includes kitchen and parlour, generally; but I believe at Wuthering Heights the kitchen is forced to retreat altogether into another quarter: at least I distinguished a chatter of tongues, and a clatter of culinary utensils, deep within; and I observed no signs of roasting, boiling, or baking, about the huge fireplace; nor any glitter of copper saucepans and tin cullenders on the walls.

일반적으로 부엌과 응접실이 포함되어 있지만, 워더링 하이츠에서는 부엌이 완전히 다른 구역으로 물러나 있는 것 같았다. 적어도 나는 안쪽 깊숙한 곳에서 웅성거리는 말소리와 조리 기구들의 딸그락거리는 소리를 들었고, 커다란 벽난로 주변에는 굽거나 삶거나 빵을 굽는 어떤 흔적도 보이지 않았으며, 벽에는 구리 냄비나 양철 체도 반짝이지 않았다.

One end, indeed, reflected splendidly both light and heat from ranks of immense pewter dishes, interspersed with silver jugs and tankards, towering row after row, on a vast oak dresser, to the very roof.

한쪽 끝에는 거대한 참나무 찬장 위에 줄줄이 늘어선 커다란 백랍 접시들이 은빛 주전자와 탠커드 잔들 사이에 끼어 지붕까지 치솟아 있었고, 그것들은 빛과 열기를 눈부시게 반사하고 있었다.

The latter had never been under-drawn: its entire anatomy lay bare to an inquiring eye, except where a frame of wood laden with oatcakes and clusters of legs of beef, mutton, and ham, concealed it.

지붕은 한 번도 천장이 달린 적이 없어서, 그 구조 전체가 눈에 훤히 드러나 있었다. 다만 귀리빵과 쇠고기, 양고기, 햄 다리들이 매달린 나무 선반이 일부를 가리고 있었다.

Above the chimney were sundry villainous old guns, and a couple of horse-pistols: and, by way of ornament, three gaudily painted canisters disposed along its ledge.

굴뚝 위에는 낡아빠진 총 몇 자루와 말 위에서 쓰는 권총 두 자루가 걸려 있었고, 장식으로 요란하게 채색된 통 세 개가 선반 위에 늘어서 있었다.

The floor was of smooth, white stone; the chairs, high-backed, primitive structures, painted green: one or two heavy black ones lurking in the shade.

바닥은 매끄러운 흰 돌로 되어 있었고, 의자들은 등받이가 높고 투박한 구조에 초록색으로 칠해져 있었으며, 어두운 그늘 속에 무겁고 검은 의자 한두 개가 숨어 있었다.

In an arch under the dresser reposed a huge, liver-coloured bitch pointer, surrounded by a swarm of squealing puppies; and other dogs haunted other recesses.

찬장 아래 아치형 공간에는 간 색깔의 커다란 암컷 포인터 한 마리가 낑낑거리는 강아지 떼에 둘러싸여 누워 있었고, 다른 개들은 이곳저곳 구석에 자리를 잡고 있었다.

The apartment and furniture would have been nothing extraordinary as belonging to a homely, northern farmer, with a stubborn countenance, and stalwart limbs set out to advantage in knee-breeches and gaiters.

이 방과 가구들은 완고한 표정에 무릎 반바지와 각반을 차려입어 튼튼한 팔다리를 과시하는, 소박한 북부 농부의 것으로서는 전혀 특별할 것이 없었다.

Vocabulary

일반적으로
ilbanjeogeuro — generally, typically, in most common cases
부엌과
bueokgwa — kitchen and (with conjunction attached)
응접실이
eungjeopsiri — reception room, parlor (subject marker attached)
포함되어
pohamdoee — being included, contained within something
있지만
itjiman — there is/are, but; exists however
부엌이
bueogi — kitchen (subject marker attached)
완전히
wanjeonhi — completely, entirely, fully
다른
dareun — different, other, another
구역으로
guyeogeuro — to/into a zone, district, or area
물러나
mulleouna — retreating, stepping back, withdrawing
있는
inneun — existing, being present (modifier form)
geot — thing, fact, matter (nominalizer)
같았다
gatatta — seemed like, appeared to be
적어도
jeogeodo — at least, at minimum
나는
naneun — I (topic marker attached), as for me
안쪽
anjjok — inner side, interior part
깊숙한
gipssukan — deep, far inside, deeply recessed
곳에서
godeseo — from a place, at a location
웅성거리는
ungseonggeorineun — murmuring, buzzing with indistinct voices
말소리와
malsoriwwa — sound of voices, speech sounds and
조리
jori — cooking, food preparation
기구들의
gigudeurui — of utensils, tools, or implements
소리를
sorireul — sound, noise (object marker attached)
들었고
deureotgo — heard and (past tense with conjunction)
커다란
keodaran — large, big, great in size
벽난로
byeongnanno — fireplace, hearth built into a wall
주변에는
jubyeonenneun — around, surrounding, in the vicinity of
굽거나
gupgeona — roasting or grilling (food preparation method)
삶거나
salmgeona — boiling or simmering (food cooking method)
빵을
ppangeul — bread (object marker attached)
굽는
gupneun — baking, roasting (present modifier form)
어떤
eotteon — some kind of, any, what sort of
흔적도
heunjeokdo — even a trace, mark, or sign
보이지
boiji — not visible, cannot be seen (negative form)
않았으며
anasseumyeo — did not, was not (negative past with conjunction)
벽에는
byeogeseon — on the wall (topic/location marker attached)
구리
guri — copper (metal material)
냄비나
naembina — pot or (cooking vessel with conjunction)
양철
yangcheol — tin, tinplate metal material
반짝이지
banjjagiji — not sparkling, not shining (negative form)
않았다
anatta — did not, was not (plain past negative)
한쪽
hanjjok — one side, one direction
끝에는
kkeuteneun — at the end, at one extremity
거대한
enormous, gigantic, huge in size
참나무
chamnamu — oak tree (hardwood deciduous tree)
찬장
chanjang — cupboard, cabinet for storing dishes
위에
wie — on top of, above, upon
줄줄이
juljuri — in a row, one after another, in line
늘어선
neureoson — lined up, arranged in a row
접시들이
jeopssideurri — plates, dishes (plural subject marker attached)
은빛
eunbit — silver-colored, silver-toned sheen
주전자와
jujeonjawa — kettle or pitcher and (conjunction attached)
잔들
jandeul — cups, glasses, drinking vessels (plural)
사이에
saie — between, among, in the middle of
끼어
kkieo — wedged in, inserted between things
지붕까지
jibuongkkaji — all the way up to the roof
치솟아
chisocha — soaring up, rising high, towering upward
있었고
isseotgo — was/were present and (past with conjunction)
그것들은
geugeutdeureun — they, those things (plural topic marker)
빛과
bitgwa — light and (conjunction attached)
열기를
yeolgireul — heat, warmth (object marker attached)
눈부시게
nunbusige — dazzlingly, blindingly bright
반사하고
bansahago — reflecting and (present tense with conjunction)
있었다
isseotta — was, were, existed (plain past tense)
지붕은
jibuongeun — the roof (topic marker attached)
han — one, a single (numeral modifier)
번도
beondo — not even once, never (with negation)
천장이
cheonjangri — ceiling (subject marker attached)
달린
tallin — attached, fitted, hanging (modifier form)
적이
jeogi — occasion, experience (subject marker attached)
없어서
eopseoseo — because there was not, lacking so
geu — that, the (demonstrative modifier)
구조
gujo — structure, framework, construction
전체가
jeonchaega — the whole, entire thing (subject marker)
눈에
nune — to the eye, visible to sight
훤히
hwonhi — clearly, openly, plainly visible
드러나
deurona — revealed, exposed, laid bare
다만
daman — only, merely, however, except that
쇠고기
swegogi — beef, cow meat
양고기
yanggogi — lamb or mutton, sheep meat
haem — ham, cured pork meat
다리들이
darideurri — legs, haunches (plural subject marker attached)
매달린
maedallin — hanging, suspended from above
나무
namu — wood, tree, timber material
선반이
seonbani — shelf (subject marker attached)
일부를
ilbureul — part of, a portion (object marker)
가리고
garigo — covering, hiding, obscuring and
굴뚝
gulttuk — chimney, flue for smoke
위에는
wienneun — on top of, above (topic marker)
낡아빠진
nalgappajin — worn-out, dilapidated, old and shabby
chong — gun, rifle, firearm
myeot — several, a few, how many
자루와
jaruwwa — handles, barrels (counter for guns) and
mal — horse (animal)
위에서
wieseo — from on top of, while on horseback
쓰는
sseuneun — using, writing with (present modifier)
권총
gwonchong — pistol, handgun
du — two (numeral modifier)
걸려
geollyeo — hanging, hooked on, suspended
장식으로
jangsikjeuro — as decoration, for ornamental purposes
요란하게
yoranhage — loudly, gaudily, in a flashy manner
채색된
chaesaengdoen — painted, colored, decorated with paint
tong — barrel, cask, container
se — three (numeral modifier)
개가
gaega — pieces, items (counter subject marker)
선반
seonban — shelf, ledge for storing items
늘어서
neureoseo — lined up, arranged in a row
바닥은
badageun — the floor, the bottom surface
매끄러운
maekkeureoun — smooth, sleek, slippery surface
hwin — white (modifier form)
돌로
dollro — with stone, made of stone
되어
doee — becoming, being made of
의자들은
uijadeurreun — the chairs (plural topic marker attached)
등받이가
deungbadiga — backrest of chair (subject marker attached)
높고
nopgo — high and, tall and (conjunction)
투박한
tubakan — rough, crude, clunky in construction
구조에
gujoe — in structure, in construction form
초록색으로
choroksaegeuro — in green color, painted green
칠해져
chilhaejyeo — painted, coated with color
있었으며
isseosseunyeo — was/were and (past tense with conjunction)
어두운
eoduun — dark, dim, shadowy
그늘
geuneul — shade, shadow, dark corner
속에
soge — inside, within, among
무겁고
mugeopgo — heavy and (conjunction attached)
검은
geomeun — black, dark-colored (modifier form)
의자
uija — chair, seat
한두
handu — one or two, a few
숨어
sumo — hiding, concealed, tucked away
아래
arae — below, underneath, beneath
아치형
achihyeong — arch-shaped, arched architectural form
공간에는
gongganeneun — in the space, in the area
gan — liver; also past tense of 'go'
색깔의
saekggarui — of color, colored (possessive attached)
암컷
amkeot — female animal
마리가
mariga — (counter for animals) subject marker attached
강아지
gangaji — puppy, young dog
떼에
ttee — in a group, flock, pack of
둘러싸여
dulleossayeo — surrounded by, encircled by
누워
nuwo — lying down, reclining
개들은
gaedeureun — the dogs (plural topic marker attached)
이곳저곳
igosjeogeot — here and there, various places
구석에
guseogeoe — in the corner, in the nook
자리를
jarireul — place, spot, seat (object marker)
잡고
japgo — taking, occupying, grabbing and
i — this (demonstrative modifier)
방과
banggwa — room and (conjunction attached)
가구들은
gagudeurreun — the furniture (plural topic marker)
완고한
wangonhan — stubborn, obstinate, unyielding in character
표정에
pyojeongae — in expression, with a facial look
무릎
mureup — knee
반바지와
banbajiwwa — shorts and (conjunction attached)
차려입어
charyeoibeo — dressed up, wearing (outfit) neatly
튼튼한
teunteunhan — sturdy, strong, robust in build
팔다리를
paldarirul — arms and legs, limbs (object marker)
과시하는
gwasihaneun — showing off, displaying, flaunting
소박한
sobakan — simple, plain, modest in manner
북부
bukbu — northern region, the north
농부의
nongbuui — of a farmer, belonging to a farmer
것으로서는
geogeurosoeneun — as something, for something of that kind
전혀
jeonhyeo — not at all, completely not (with negation)
특별할
teukbyeolhal — special, remarkable, extraordinary (future modifier)
것이
geoshi — thing, fact (subject marker attached)
없었다
eopseotta — there was not, did not exist (past)
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