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English → Korean CHAPTER I Level 8/10

Such an individual seated in his arm-chair, his mug of ale frothing on the round table before him, is to be seen in any circuit of five or six miles among these hills, if you go at the right time after dinner.

안락의자에 앉아 앞의 둥근 탁자 위에 거품이 이는 맥주잔을 놓아둔 그런 사람은, 저녁 식사 후 적당한 시간에 찾아간다면 이 언덕들 사이의 반경 오륙 마일 안에서 어디서든 볼 수 있다.

But Mr. Heathcliff forms a singular contrast to his abode and style of living.

그러나 히스클리프 씨는 자신의 거처와 생활 방식에 묘한 대조를 이루는 인물이다.

He is a dark-skinned gipsy in aspect, in dress and manners a gentleman: that is, as much a gentleman as many a country squire: rather slovenly, perhaps, yet not looking amiss with his negligence, because he has an erect and handsome figure; and rather morose.

그는 외모로는 피부가 검은 집시이지만, 옷차림과 태도에서는 신사다. 즉, 시골 지주들과 다를 바 없는 신사인 셈이다. 다소 단정치 못할지 모르나, 그 무심한 태도가 어색해 보이지 않는 것은 곧게 뻗은 훤칠한 체격 덕분이다. 그리고 다소 무뚝뚝하다.

Possibly, some people might suspect him of a degree of under-bred pride; I have a sympathetic chord within that tells me it is nothing of the sort: I know, by instinct, his reserve springs from an aversion to showy displays of feeling—to manifestations of mutual kindliness.

어쩌면 어떤 사람들은 그에게서 천한 오만함의 기색을 의심할지도 모른다. 하지만 내 안의 공감하는 무언가가 그것이 전혀 그런 종류가 아님을 말해준다. 나는 본능적으로 안다. 그의 과묵함은 감정을 화려하게 드러내는 것에 대한 혐오, 즉 서로의 친절함을 표현하는 것에 대한 거부감에서 비롯된 것임을.

He'll love and hate equally under cover, and esteem it a species of impertinence to be loved or hated again.

그는 사랑도 미움도 똑같이 속으로만 품을 것이며, 사랑받거나 미움받는 것을 일종의 무례함으로 여길 것이다.

No, I'm running on too fast: I bestow my own attributes over-liberally on him.

아니, 나는 너무 앞서 나가고 있다. 내 자신의 특성을 그에게 지나치게 마음껏 덧씌우고 있는 것이다.

Mr. Heathcliff may have entirely dissimilar reasons for keeping his hand out of the way when he meets a would-be acquaintance, to those which actuate me.

히스클리프 씨가 알고 지내려는 사람을 만날 때 손을 내밀지 않는 데에는, 나를 그렇게 움직이는 이유와는 전혀 다른 이유가 있을 수도 있다.

Let me hope my constitution is almost peculiar: my dear mother used to say I should never have a comfortable home; and only last summer I proved myself perfectly unworthy of one.

내 기질이 거의 특이한 것이기를 바라자. 사랑하는 어머니께서는 내가 결코 편안한 가정을 갖지 못할 것이라고 말씀하시곤 했는데, 바로 지난 여름에 나는 스스로 그런 가정을 가질 자격이 전혀 없음을 증명하고 말았다.

Vocabulary

안락의자에
allagui-jae — in/on a comfortable armchair
앉아
anja — sitting down, taking a seat
앞의
apui — in front of, preceding
둥근
dunggeun — round, circular in shape
탁자
takja — a table, desk for placing items
위에
wie — on top of, above something
거품이
geopumi — foam, bubbles (subject form)
이는
ineun — forming, rising (as bubbles do)
맥주잔을
maekjujaneul — a beer glass or mug (object form)
놓아둔
noaodun — having placed and left something somewhere
그런
geureon — such a, that kind of person or thing
사람은
sarameun — a person, human being (topic form)
저녁
jeonyeok — evening, the time after sunset
식사
siksa — a meal, the act of eating
hu — after, following a point in time
적당한
jeokdanghan — appropriate, suitable, moderate in degree
시간에
sigane — at a time, within a time period
찾아간다면
chajagandamyeon — if one goes to visit someone somewhere
언덕들
eondeokdeul — hills, small elevated landforms (plural)
사이의
saiui — between, among things or places
반경
bangyeong — radius, a measured distance from a center
오륙
oryuk — five or six, an approximate small number
마일
mail — mile, a unit of distance measurement
안에서
aneseo — within, inside a boundary or space
어디서든
eodiseodeun — anywhere, from any place whatsoever
bol — to see, able to see something
su — ability, possibility to do something
있다
itda — to exist, to be present somewhere
그러나
geureona — however, but, on the other hand
씨는
ssineun — Mr./Ms., a polite title suffix (topic)
자신의
jasinui — one's own, belonging to oneself
거처와
geocheo-wa — dwelling, residence, and (conjunction)
생활
saenghwal — lifestyle, daily life, way of living
방식에
bangsigeun — in the manner or style of something
묘한
myohan — peculiar, strange, subtly odd or curious
대조를
daejoреул — contrast, striking difference between things (object)
이루는
ireuneun — forming, making, constituting something
인물이다
inmurida — is a person, figure, or character
그는
geuneun — he, that person (topic/subject form)
외모로는
oemoro-neun — in terms of appearance, looks
피부가
pibuga — skin (subject form), complexion
검은
geomeun — dark, black in color or shade
옷차림과
otcharim-gwa — attire, manner of dress, and
태도에서는
taedo-eseoneun — in terms of attitude or manner
신사다
sinsada — is a gentleman, refined and proper man
jeuk — that is, in other words, namely
시골
sigol — countryside, rural area, the provinces
지주들과
jijudeul-gwa — landowners, landlords (plural), and
다를
dareul — different, to differ (object/modifier form)
ba — regard, point, respect in a matter
없는
eomneun — without, lacking, not having something
신사인
sinsain — who is a gentleman, refined person
셈이다
semida — amounts to, can be considered as such
다소
daso — somewhat, rather, to some degree
단정치
danjeongchi — neat, tidy (negative base form used)
못할지
mothalji — may not be able to, might fail to
모르나
moreuna — may not know, perhaps, but possibly
geu — that, his, the (determiner/pronoun)
무심한
musimhan — indifferent, careless, nonchalant in manner
태도가
taedoga — attitude, manner, bearing (subject form)
어색해
eosaekae — awkward, uncomfortable, feeling out of place
보이지
boiji — to appear, seem (negation base form)
않는
anneun — not doing, negation in present tense
것은
geoseun — the fact that, the thing (topic form)
곧게
godge — straightly, uprightly, in an erect manner
뻗은
ppeodeun — stretched out, extended, elongated
훤칠한
hweonchilhan — tall and slender, having a commanding stature
체격
chegyeok — physique, build, body frame and structure
덕분이다
deokbunida — is thanks to, owing to something positive
그리고
geurigo — and, also, furthermore (conjunction)
무뚝뚝하다
mudukdukhada — to be blunt, brusque, unfriendly in manner
어쩌면
eojjeomyeon — perhaps, maybe, possibly it could be
어떤
eotteon — some, certain, what kind of
사람들은
saramdeureun — people, persons (plural topic form)
그에게서
geuegeso — from him, emanating from that person
천한
cheonhan — lowly, vulgar, base in character
오만함의
omanhameui — of arrogance, pride, haughtiness (genitive)
기색을
gisaegeul — sign, trace, hint of something (object)
의심할지도
uisimhaljido — might suspect, could doubt perhaps
모른다
moreunda — does not know, is uncertain about
하지만
hajiman — however, but, nevertheless (conjunction)
nae — my, mine (first person possessive pronoun)
안의
anui — inside of, within (genitive form)
공감하는
gonggamhaneun — empathizing, resonating with a feeling
무언가가
mueongaga — something, some unknown thing (subject form)
그것이
geugeosi — that thing, it (subject/topic form)
전혀
jeonhyeo — not at all, entirely not, completely absent
종류가
jongnyu-ga — type, kind, category (subject form)
아님을
animеul — is not, the fact of not being (object)
말해준다
malhaejunda — tells, informs, communicates something to someone
나는
naneun — I, me (first person topic form)
본능적으로
bонneungjeok-euro — instinctively, by natural instinct or impulse
안다
anda — knows, to know something or someone
그의
geuui — his, belonging to him (genitive form)
과묵함은
gwamukameun — taciturnity, reticence, habitually quiet nature (topic)
감정을
gamjeong-eul — emotion, feeling (object form)
화려하게
hwaryeohage — flamboyantly, lavishly, in a showy manner
드러내는
deureonaenum — revealing, displaying, showing outwardly
것에
geose — to the thing, act (locative/dative form)
대한
daehan — regarding, concerning, about something
혐오
hyeomo — disgust, aversion, strong dislike or hatred
서로의
seoroui — each other's, mutual, reciprocal (genitive)
친절함을
chinjeolhameul — kindness, friendliness (object form)
표현하는
pyohyeonhaneun — expressing, showing, demonstrating something
거부감에서
geobugam-eseo — from a sense of reluctance or rejection
비롯된
birotdoen — originating from, stemming from a source
것임을
geosimeul — the fact that it is (nominalizing object form)
사랑도
sarangdo — love also, even love (additive particle)
미움도
miumdo — hatred also, even hate (additive particle)
똑같이
ttokgachi — equally, exactly the same, identically
속으로만
sogеuroман — only inwardly, solely within oneself
품을
pumeul — to harbor, hold inside (object/future form)
것이며
geosimyeo — it will be, and also (conjunctive ending)
사랑받거나
sarangbakgeona — being loved or (receiving affection, conjunction)
미움받는
miumbakneun — being hated, receiving hatred from others
것을
geoseul — the thing, act (object form nominalizer)
일종의
iljongui — a kind of, a sort of (genitive)
무례함으로
murye-hameuro — as rudeness, impoliteness, disrespect
여길
yeogil — to regard as, consider something (future form)
것이다
geosida — it is the case that, will be so
아니
ani — no, not, wait (interjection of correction)
너무
neomu — too much, excessively, overly
앞서
apse — ahead, in advance, before something else
나가고
nagago — going out, getting ahead, and (conjunctive)
특성을
teukseong-eul — characteristics, traits, qualities (object form)
그에게
geuege — to him, onto him (dative form)
지나치게
jinachige — excessively, too much, going beyond limits
마음껏
maеumkkeot — to one's heart's content, freely as desired
덧씌우고
deotsswi-ugo — overlaying, projecting onto, imposing upon
있는
inneun — existing, being, ongoing (present participle)
씨가
ssiga — Mr./Ms., polite title (subject form)
알고
algo — knowing, and (connective verb form)
지내려는
jinaeryeoneun — intending to get along or associate with
사람을
sarameul — a person, human being (object form)
만날
mannal — to meet, encounter someone (future modifier)
ttae — time, moment, occasion when something happens
손을
soneul — hand (object form)
내밀지
naemilji — extending, reaching out (negation base form)
않는
anneun — not doing (negative present participle form)
데에는
deeнeun — in the matter of, as for the fact
나를
nareul — me, myself (first person object form)
그렇게
geureoke — like that, in that way, so
움직이는
umjigigeun — moving, motivating, causing to act
이유와는
iyuwa-neun — as for the reason, and the reason (topic)
다른
dareun — different, other, another kind of
이유가
iyuga — reason, cause (subject form)
있을
isseul — there might be, could exist (future form)
수도
sudo — also possible, could also be the case
있다
itda — to exist, there is, to be present
기질이
gijiri — temperament, disposition, nature (subject form)
거의
geoui — almost, nearly, for the most part
특이한
teugihan — unique, peculiar, distinctively unusual
것이기를
geosigiреул — hoping it is the case (nominalizer object)
바라자
baraja — let us hope, let's wish for it
사랑하는
saranghaneun — loving, dear, beloved (present participle)
어머니께서는
eomeonikkesoneun — mother (honorific subject/topic form)
내가
naega — I (first person subject form)
결코
gyeolko — never, by no means, absolutely not
편안한
pyeonanhan — comfortable, at ease, peaceful and relaxed
가정을
gajeong-eul — home, household, family (object form)
갖지
gatji — to have, possess (negation base form)
못할
mothal — unable to, will not be able to
것이라고
geosirago — saying it will be, quoted prediction
말씀하시곤
malsseum-hasigon — used to say (honorific habitual past form)
했는데
haenneunde — did so, but (past tense contrasting ending)
바로
baro — right, exactly, just, precisely
지난
jinan — last, past, previous (modifier form)
여름에
yeoreume — in summer, during the summer season
스스로
seusеuro — by oneself, on one's own, self
가질
gajil — to have, to possess (future modifier form)
자격이
jagyeogi — qualification, eligibility, right (subject form)
없음을
eomseumеул — the fact of lacking, not having (object)
증명하고
jeungmyeonghago — proving, demonstrating, and (connective form)
말았다
maratda — ended up doing, unfortunately did something
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