Serezha, who had always been timid with his father, now that the latter addressed him as 'young man,' and that the question whether Vronsky was a friend or a foe had entered his head, shrank from him.
Éste era antes ya tímido en sus relaciones con su padre, pero ahora, desde que Karenin le llamaba muchacho y desde que el niño empezó a meditar en si Vronsky era amigo o enemigo, tendía a apartarse de su padre.