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English → Korean CHAPTER 135. The Chase.—Third Day. Level 9/10

"The Cachalot" (Sperm Whale) "is not only better armed than the True Whale" (Greenland or Right Whale) "in possessing a formidable weapon at either extremity of its body, but also more frequently displays a disposition to employ these weapons offensively and in manner at once so artful, bold, and mischievous, as to lead to its being regarded as the most dangerous to attack of all the known species of the whale tribe." —_Frederick Debell Bennett's Whaling Voyage Round the Globe_, 1840.

"향유고래"(향유고래)는 "참고래"(그린란드고래 또는 긴수염고래)보다 "몸의 양쪽 끝에 강력한 무기를 지니고 있다는 점에서 더 잘 무장되어 있을 뿐만 아니라, 이 무기들을 공격적으로 사용하려는 성향을 더 자주 드러내며, 그 방식이 너무나 교활하고 대담하며 위험하여, 고래 종족 중 알려진 모든 종 가운데 가장 공격하기 위험한 존재로 여겨지게 한다." —_프레데릭 데벨 베넷의 세계 포경 항해기_, 1840년.

October 13. "There she blows," was sung out from the mast-head. "Where away?" demanded the captain. "Three points off the lee bow, sir." "Raise up your wheel. Steady!" "Steady, sir." "Mast-head ahoy! Do you see that whale now?" "Ay ay, sir! A shoal of Sperm Whales! There she blows! There she breaches!" "Sing out! sing out every time!" "Ay Ay, sir! There she blows! there—there—_thar_ she blows—bowes—bo-o-os!" "How far off?" "Two miles and a half." "Thunder and lightning! so near! Call all hands." —_J. Ross Browne's Etchings of a Whaling Cruize_. 1846.

10월 13일. "저기 뿜는다"는 소리가 돛대 꼭대기에서 울려 퍼졌다. "어느 방향이오?" 선장이 물었다. "바람 아래쪽 이물에서 세 포인트 방향입니다, 선장님." "키를 올려라. 안정!" "안정, 선장님." "돛대 위 이봐! 지금 저 고래가 보이는가?" "예, 예, 선장님! 향유고래 떼입니다! 저기 뿜는다! 저기 뛰어오른다!" "소리쳐라! 매번 소리쳐라!" "예, 예, 선장님! 저기 뿜는다! 저기—저기—저기서 뿜는다—뿜어—뿜어!" "얼마나 멀리 있소?" "2마일 반입니다." "천둥과 번개! 이렇게 가깝다니! 전원 집합시켜라." —_J. 로스 브라운의 포경 항해 에칭_, 1846년.

"The Whale-ship Globe, on board of which vessel occurred the horrid transactions we are about to relate, belonged to the island of Nantucket." —"_Narrative of the Globe Mutiny_," _by Lay and Hussey survivors. A.D._ 1828.

"우리가 이제 이야기하려는 끔찍한 사건들이 발생한 포경선 글로브호는 낸터킷 섬 소속이었다." —"_글로브호 반란 이야기_," _레이와 허시 생존자들 저. 서기_ 1828년.

Vocabulary

향유고래
hyangyugorae — Sperm whale, large toothed whale with spermaceti organ
참고래
chamgorae — Right whale, large baleen whale once common target
또는
ttoneun — Or, used to present alternatives between items
긴수염고래
ginsuyeomgorae — Blue whale, longest baleen whale with long whiskers
보다
boda — Than, used for comparisons; also means to see
몸의
momui — Of the body, possessive form of body
양쪽
yangjjok — Both sides, referring to two opposing directions or ends
끝에
kkeute — At the end, locative form indicating endpoint location
강력한
gangnyeokhan — Powerful, describing something with great force or strength
무기를
mugireul — Weapon (object marker), tool used for fighting or attack
지니고
jinigo — Possessing, carrying something on one's person continuously
있다는
itdaneun — That it has, nominalizing clause indicating possession or existence
점에서
jeomeseo — In the point that, indicating a specific aspect or regard
deo — More, comparative adverb indicating greater degree
jal — Well, adverb indicating something is done skillfully
무장되어
mujangdoeeo — Being armed, equipped with weapons or defensive gear
있을
isseul — Will be, future modifier form of the verb to exist
뿐만
ppunman — Not only, used in construction not only but also
아니라
anira — But also, completing the not-only-but-also construction
무기들을
mugideureul — Weapons (object marker), plural form of weapon
공격적으로
gonggyeokjeogeuro — Aggressively, in an offensive or attacking manner
사용하려는
sayongharyeoneun — Intending to use, modifier showing intent to utilize something
성향을
seonghyangeul — Tendency or inclination, a characteristic behavioral disposition
자주
jaju — Often, frequently occurring with regularity
드러내며
deureonaemyeo — Revealing while, exposing a trait simultaneously doing another action
방식이
bangsigi — The method or way, subject marker on manner of doing
너무나
neomuna — So very, emphatic intensifier meaning extremely or excessively
교활하고
gyohwalhago — Cunning and, crafty or sly in behavior
대담하며
daedamhamyeo — Bold while, showing fearless daring simultaneously
위험하여
wiheomhayeo — Being dangerous, posing serious risk or threat
고래
gorae — Whale, large marine mammal of the order Cetacea
종족
jongjok — Species or tribe, a group sharing common characteristics
jung — Among, indicating inclusion within a group or set
알려진
allyeojin — Known, recognized or identified by people generally
모든
modeun — All, every one without exception
jong — Species, biological classification category below genus
가운데
gaunde — Among or in the middle of a group
가장
gajang — Most, superlative adverb indicating the highest degree
공격하기
gonggyeokhagi — Attacking, nominalized form of the verb to attack
위험한
wiheomhan — Dangerous, posing potential harm or threat to others
존재로
jonjaeро — As an existence or being, toward a certain entity
여겨지게
yeoggyeojige — To come to be regarded, causing perception in others
한다
handa — Does, plain-style declarative ending of the verb to do
세계
segye — World, the entire globe or international scope
포경
pogyeong — Whaling, the industry of hunting and processing whales
항해기
hanghаegi — Voyage record, a written account of a sea journey
nyeon — Year, unit of time used with numbers
10월
시월 (siwol) — October, the tenth month of the Gregorian calendar
13일
sipsamilil — The 13th day, date marker for the thirteenth
저기
jeogi — Over there, indicating a distant location from speaker
뿜는다
ppumneunda — Spouts or blows, as a whale expelling air and water
소리가
soriga — Sound (subject marker), a noise or vocal utterance
돛대
dotdae — Mast, the tall vertical pole on a sailing ship
꼭대기에서
kkokdaegieseo — From the top, at the highest point of something
울려
ullyeo — Ringing out, sound reverberating or echoing through space
퍼졌다
peojyeotda — Spread out, sound or thing dispersed in all directions
어느
eoneu — Which, asking to identify one among several options
방향이오
banghyangio — Which direction, formal question about orientation or bearing
선장이
seonjangyi — The captain (subject), leader or commander of a ship
물었다
mureotda — Asked, past tense of the verb to ask a question
바람
baram — Wind, moving air; also used in compound direction terms
아래쪽
araejjok — Below side, the lower direction or downwind position
이물에서
imureseo — From the bow, front part of a ship or vessel
se — Three, the numeral three used before counters
방향입니다
banghyangimnida — It is the direction, formal declarative statement about bearing
선장님
seonjangneem — Captain (honorific), respectful address to a ship's commander
키를
kireul — The helm or rudder (object marker), steering device of ship
올려라
ollyeora — Raise it, imperative command to bring something upward
안정
anjeong — Stability or steady, maintaining calm balanced condition
wi — Above or hey, used as interjection calling attention upward
이봐
ibwa — Hey, informal interjection to get someone's attention
지금
jigeum — Now, at this present moment in time
jeo — That over there, distal demonstrative pronoun or adjective
보이는가
boineunga — Can you see it, question about visual perception of something
ye — Yes, formal affirmative response to a question
떼입니다
tteimnida — It is a group or pod, formal statement about a cluster
뛰어오른다
ttwieooreuinda — Leaps up, whale breaching by jumping out of water
소리쳐라
sorichyeora — Shout it out, imperative command to call out loudly
매번
maebeon — Every time, each instance without exception
저기서
jeogiseo — From over there, indicating action originating at distant point
뿜어
ppumeo — Spouting, whale blowing water and air from blowhole
얼마나
eolmana — How much or how far, asking degree or distance
멀리
meolli — Far away, at a great distance from current position
있소
issо — It is, semi-formal declarative ending indicating existence
마일
mail — Miles, unit of distance measurement used in navigation
반입니다
banimnida — It is half, formal statement indicating half a unit
천둥과
cheondunggwa — Thunder and, loud sound produced during a lightning storm
번개
beongae — Lightning, electrical flash during a thunderstorm
이렇게
ireoke — Like this, in this manner or to this extent
가깝다니
gakkapдани — So close, exclamatory surprise at proximity of something
전원
jeonwon — All hands or everyone, all members of a crew or group
집합시켜라
jiphapsikkyeora — Assemble everyone, imperative command to gather all crew members
항해
hanghae — Voyage or navigation, the act of traveling by sea
우리가
uriga — We (subject marker), first-person plural pronoun with subject marker
이제
ije — Now or from now on, indicating a new present state
이야기하려는
iyagiharyeoneun — Intending to tell, modifier showing intent to narrate something
끔찍한
kkeumjjikhan — Horrifying, describing something terrible or dreadful in nature
사건들이
saggeondeuri — Incidents (subject marker), plural events or cases that occurred
발생한
balsaenghan — That occurred, past modifier of events that took place
포경선
pogyeongseon — Whaling ship, a vessel used for hunting whales at sea
seom — Island, a land mass surrounded by water
소속이었다
sosogiеotda — Was affiliated with, belonged to a particular organization or port
반란
ballan — Mutiny or rebellion, uprising against authority or leadership
이야기
iyagi — Story or tale, a narrative account of events
생존자들
saengjonjadeul — Survivors, people who remained alive after a disaster
서기
seogi — Anno Domini or AD, the Western calendar year designation
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