문장 56 - 60
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- 1 Original Script
- 2 Translation
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Original Script
57. 鳩 : 桑林春日和鳴而喚雨者鳩也拙於構巢故或居於鵲巢
58. 池塘 : 鑿地灌水曰池塘可植蓮邊種柳程子於盆池觀魚
59. 巖 : 石之大者曰巖如虎而蹲如龍而距不變太古之顔
60. 山 : 土積而高起者爲山其高千萬丈草木生禽獸居焉
61. 川 : 小水合流曰川深爲潭淺爲灘晝夜不息魚鱉生其間
Translation
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Student 2 : Younès M'Ghari
56. 鷗 : 鷗爲水鷄滄浪萬頃多時浮沈與漁父尋盟與海客相狎
Seagulls are water poultries. In the ten thousand qing1 of the blue waves, they often float up and sink down. With fishermen, they seek alliance; with sailors, they play around.
57. 鳩 : 桑林春日和鳴而喚雨者鳩也拙於構巢故或居於鵲巢
In mulberry trees, by spring sun, they cry together and summon the rain; these are pigeons. They are clumsy at building nests. Thus, some live in magpie nests.
58. 池塘 : 鑿地灌水曰池塘可植蓮邊種柳程子於盆池觀魚
59. 巖 : 石之大者曰巖如虎而蹲如龍而距不變太古之顔
60. 山 : 土積而高起者爲山其高千萬丈草木生禽獸居焉
61. 川 : 小水合流曰川深爲潭淺爲灘晝夜不息魚鱉生其間
62. 瀑布 : 懸崖絶壁飛流之水散泡如雪作聲如雷廬山之瀑勝於天下
1: 頃 (Korean: kyông), a traditional unit of area equal to 6.667 hectares or 16.474 acres; in this sentence, it could have been translated into 'vastness'.
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56. Seagull:
The seagull is the sea chicken. The blue waves are vast, it often dives in and out. With fishermen, it seeks alliances. With voyageurs, it is friendly.
57. Pigeon:
Those that summon the rain with their harmonious cry in the mulberry forest in the days of spring are pigeons. [They are] clumsy at making nests, so sometimes they live in the nests of magpies.
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