Found айиқ: 50 words & 2 translates
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"I can remember the tail slapping and banging and the thwart breaking and the noise of the clubbing. I can remember you throwing me into the bow where the wet coiled lines were and feeling the whole boat shiver and the noise of you clubbing him like chopping a tree down and the sweet blood smell all over me." | — Эсимда. У қуйруғи билан уриб банкани синдирган, сен бўлсанг, уни тўқмоғинг билан роса дўппослаган эдинг. Мени қайиқнинг майда-чуйдалар ётган бурнига итқитиб юборгансан, Қайиқ зириллаб қалтировди, худди ўтин чопгандай тўқмоғингни тўқ-тўқ овози эшитилиб турувди. Ҳамма ёқни чучмал қон ҳиди босиб кетган эди. Буларнинг бари эсимда. |
"If you were my boy I'd take you out and gamble/' he said. "But you are your father's and your mother's and you are in a lucky boat." | — Агар ўз ўғлим бўлганингда, ҳозир ҳам сени ўйлаб-нетиб ўтирмай, денгизга олиб чиқардим. Амма ўз ота-онанг бор, боз устига бахти чопган қайиқда ов қиляпсан. |
They picked up the gear from the boat. | Улар асбобларни қайиқдан туширишди. |
The box with the baits was under the stem of the skiff along with the club that was used to subdue the big fish when they were brought alongside. | Қайиқда хўраклар солинган яшик ҳамда йирик балиқларни сув бетига тортиб чиқарилганда, уларни гаранг қилиш учун ишлатиладиган тўқмоқ қолди. |
The boy went out. They had eaten with no light on the table and the old man took off his trousers and went to bed in the dark. He rolled his trousers up to make a pillow, putting the newspaper inside them. He rolled himself in the blanket and slept on the other old newspapers that covered the springs of the bed. He was asleep in a short time and he dreamed of Africa when he was a boy and the long golden beaches and the white beaches, so white they hurt your eyes, and the high capes and the great brown mountains. He lived along that coast now every night and in his dreams he heard the surf roar and saw the native boats come riding through it. He smelled the tar and oakum of the deck as he slept and he smelled the smell of Africa that the land breeze brought at morning. |
Бола кетди. Улар чироқ ёқмасдан овқатланишганидан, чол қоронғида ечиниб ётди. У кийимларига газетани ҳам қўшиб ўраб, ёстиқ ўрнига бошига қўйди. Чол одеялига бурканиб, каравотнинг қуруқ пружиналарига ташлаб қўйилган эски газеталар устига чўзилди. У ётди-ю, ухлаб қолди. Уйқусида ёшлик чоғлари ўтган Африка, унинг узун, олтин қирғоқлари ва кўзни қамаштиргудек оппоқ саёзликлар, юксак қоя ва ҳай-батли қўнғир тоғлар тушига кирди. Энди у яна ҳар кеча уйқусида шу қирғоқларга қўнар, уввос билан отилган тўлқинларнинг шовқинини эшитар ва ерлилар тушган қайиқни тўлқин қирғоққа қандай суриб бораётганини кўриб турарди. Тушида у ҳамон палубадан чиқаётган лос ва смола исини туяр, димоғига эрталабки шамол қирғоқдан олиб келган Африка нафаси уриларди. |
Imber grunted and stalked up to Emily Travis. He looked her over, keenly and carefully, every square inch of her. Especially did he appear interested in her silky brown hair, and in the color of her cheek, faintly sprayed and soft, like the downy bloom of a butterfly wing. He walked around her, surveying her with the calculating eye of a man who studies the lines upon which a horse or a boat is builded. In the course of his circuit the pink shell of her ear came between his eye and the westering sun, and he stopped to contemplate its rosy transparency. Then he returned to her face and looked long and intently into her blue eyes. He grunted and laid a hand on her arm midway between the shoulder and elbow. With his other hand he lifted her forearm and doubled it back. Disgust and wonder showed in his face, and he dropped her arm with a contemptuous grunt. Then he muttered a few guttural syllables, turned his back upon her, and addressed himself to Dickensen. |
Имбер нимадир деб минғиллаб, Эмили Тревисга яқинроқ келди. У қизни бошдан-оёқ синчиклаб кўздан кечирди. Айниқса қизнинг ипаксимон қўнғир сочлари ва ол ёноқлари чолда алоҳида қизиқиш уйғотди. У нигоҳини узмай қизни айланиб ўтди, гўё отнинг бўй-бастини ёки қайиқни ўрганаётгандай. Ногаҳон у ботаётган қуёшнинг нурлари қизнинг қизғиш қулоқларидан ўтиб шуълаланаётганини пайқадию, таққа тўхтади. Кейин яна унинг юзларини «текшириш»га тушди ва қизнинг мовий кўзларига узоқ тикилиб қолди. Тағин ниманидир тўнғиллаб, бир қўли билан нозикойимнинг билагидан ушлаб, иккинчиси билан тирсагини букиб кўрди. Ҳиндунинг юзида нафрат ва ҳайрат акс этди, пўнғиллаб Эмилининг қўлини қўйиб юборди. Сўнг бўғзидан қанақадир товушлар чиқариб, қизга орқа ўгирди ва Диккенсенга нимадир деди. |
But he knew he would shiver himself warm and that soon he would be rowing. | Аммо бу вақтинча эканини ва тезда қайиққа ўтириб, эшкак эша бошлаши билан исиб кетажагини чол билар эди. |
They walked down the road to the old man’s shack and all along the road, in the dark, barefoot men were moving, carrying the masts of their boats. | Улар чолнинг кулбасига тушиб боришди. Бутун йўл бўйлаб, қоронғида ўз қайиқларининг мачталарини кўтариб олган оёқ яланг кишилар боришарди. |
“We’ll put the gear in the boat and then get some.“ | — Аввал мана буларни қайиққа элтиб қўяйлик, кейин қаҳва ичамиз. |
He had a bottle of water in the bow of the skiff and that was all he needed for the day. | Қайиқнинг бурнида сув тўлдирилган шиша сақланар — чолга кечгача шунинг ўзи кифоя эди. |