2. A Long Walk to Water를 읽으며 알게된영어표현이나 인상깊은 문장, 공유하고 싶은 내용 등 자유롭게 올려주세요.
They had no house and had to sleep in makeshift shelters. They could not bring most of their things, so they had to make do with whatever was at hand. And for much of each day, they had to dig for water.(33p)
*makeshift 임시변통, 미봉책; 임시변통의
+)Use this as a makeshift. 아쉬운 대로 이걸 쓰세요. +)A few cushions formed a makeshift bed. 쿠션 몇 개가 임시변통으로 만든 침대가 되었다.
*at hand (거리가) 가까운; 가까운 장래에, 머지않아, 즉시 쓸 수 있도록 (준비하여) +)Help was at hand. 도움의 손길이 가까운 곳에 있었다. +)If a man takes no thought about what is distant, he will find sorrow near at hand. 사람이 먼 일을 생각하지 않으면 바로 앞에 슬픔이 닥치는 법이다.
Her mother was afraid. Afraid that the men in the family would run into Dinka tribesmen somewhere, that they would fight get injured - or worse.(33p)
They had been lucky all these years. But she knew other families in the village who had lost loved one in this way.(33p)
"Uncle!" he cried out, and ran into the man's arms.
*run into somebody ~를[와] 우연히 만나다[마주치다], ~을[에] 들이받다
*run into something (여행·이동 중에 좋지 않은 기상 상태를) 만나다, (곤경 등을) 만나다[겪다], (어떤 수준·양에) 이르다[달하다]
*dash (급히) 서둘러 가다 (=rush) (단단한 것에 대고) 내동댕이치다[부딪다]
Salva hardly knew there to begin his answer. But he told his uncle everything as best he could.(35p)
His face became very solemn when Salva told him that he had not seen nor heard a single word of his family in all that time. Salva's voice trailed off, and he lowered his head.(35p)
*not A nor B : A도 아니고 B도 아니다 +)not see hide nor hair of somebody/something 코빼기도 못 보다 , ~의 그림자[흔적]도 못 보다 (6살도 아니고 26살도 아닌) 6살 아니야, 6살? +)Not 6 nor 26. Aren't you 6?
6살도 아니고 26살도 아닌. 6살 아니야, 6살? +)It's not hot nor cold. The weather was just right!
덥지도, 춥지도 않은 딱! 좋은 날씨 너무 좋음!
*trail off 차츰 잦아들다, 서서히 사라지다
"We are together now, so I will look after you!"(35p)
Uncle was true to his word. Salva could hardly wait for it to be skinned and butchered and roasted.(36p)
*true to one's word 약속대로, 약속한 대로 하다, 약속을 지켜서 +)If I openly say it, I have to stay true to my words, right? 제가 이렇게 공개적으로 얘기하면 지켜야 되잖아요?
*topi [중앙아프리카산 영양] [단수복수동형]
*butcher[ˈbʊtʃə(r)] (고기를 얻기 위해 동물을) 도살하다, 도살업자, 정육점
Uncle laughed as he watched Salva gobble down his first piece of the meat.(36p)
Even though the topi was a small one, there was more than enough meat for everyone in the group. After so many weeks of near starvation, his stomach rebelled mightily: He spent most of night vomiting.(36p)
*gobble down 허겁지겁 먹다, 게걸스럽게 먹다, 게 눈 감추듯 먹다
*rebel[ˈrebl] 반란[모반]을 일으키다, 저항[반항]하다
*mightily [ˈmaɪtɪli] 매우, 대단히, 격식 힘차게, 열심히
*charred meat 불에 탄 고기
*more than enough 너무 많은[많아](too much)
+)That's more than enough. 충분하고도 남지. +)Once is more than enough 한 번이면 충분합니다. 두번 다신 경험하고 싶지 않습니다. +)Stop telling me the same story. I've heard it more than enough. 그 얘기 그만해. 귀에 못이 박힐 지경이야.
Salva was not alone. Whenever his heaving stomach woke him, he would hurry to the edge of the camp to vomit and find others there doing the same. It might have been funny if he hadn't felt so miserable.(36p)