Soon we had cleared the Antarctic Circle plus the promontory of Cape Horn.

不久就走过了南极圈，船头指着恩。

It is very valuable and it's very strategic. It's off of Cape Horn in the south of the continent.

该区域位置十分重而且具有战略意义。它的位置就在南美大陆恩的南边。

Now I ask you, after it had been wounded west of America, how could this animal be killed in the east, unless it had cleared the equator and doubled Cape Horn or the Cape of Good Hope?

现在我问您，鲸鱼在美洲西边被刺中了，如果它没有恩或好望；通过赤道，它哪能死在美洲东边呢？

Would he double the Cape of Good Hope, then Cape Horn, and push on to the Antarctic pole?

他先过好望，然后再过恩，向南极走去吗？

But Commander Farragut was unwilling to attempt this tortuous passageway and maneuvered instead to double Cape Horn.

但法拉古舰长不愿意通过这曲折的海峡，从恩过去。

It was obvious that Captain Nemo wanted to carry out his underwater program, and I had no doubt that he intended, after doubling Cape Horn, to return to the Pacific South Seas.

尼摩船长很显然完成他海底周游的计划；我并不怀疑他过了恩后，打算再回到太平洋的南极海来。

In 1839 a band went around by Cape Horn.

1839 年，支乐队过恩。

The alternative, sailing around Cape Horn at the tip of South America, was faster.

种选择是行南美洲顶端的恩，这样更快。

He worked out that Cape Horn was, in fact, an island.

他推断好望实际上是个岛屿。

Gillen met and worked with Walter Baldwin Spencer, a Lancashire-born biologist and anthropologist studying Arendta, who used Gillen's term in his 1896 account of an expedition to Cape Horn.

吉伦与沃尔特·鲍德温·斯宾塞会面并作，后者是位研究阿伦达人的兰开夏郡出生的生物学家和人类学家，并在1896年关于前往恩探险的记述中使用了吉伦的术语。

We were in the middle of a great wilderness that forms one of the only two gaps in the Pan-American highway, between Fairbanks, Alaska, and Cape Horn.

我们身处片广袤的荒野之中，这里是泛美公路仅有的两个缺口之，位于阿拉斯加的费尔班克斯和恩之间。

She's less than 50 nautical miles from Cape Horn, when suddenly the wind drops, the sea flattens, and Lisa's heart sinks.

她距离恩不到50海里时，突然风停了， 海面平静下来，丽莎的心也随之沉了下去。

Stanley becomes an important stop for supplies and ship repairs before the dangerous passage of Cape Horn.

斯坦利成为船只在穿越危险的恩之前补给和维修的重停靠点。

Cape Horn is part of Chile.

好望属于智利。

And he may well have been the first person in history to spot Cape Horn, but he certainly established that there was an ocean passage south, a passage that still bears his name to this day.

他可能是历史上第个发现好望的人，但他无疑确定了向南存在条海洋通道，这条通道至今仍以他的名字命名。

And the only place that they kind of impact any land on that journey is at this place called Cape Horn, which is the southern tip of the South American coastline.

在这场环球航行中， 唯会稍稍影响陆地的地方， 就是被称为恩的所在，它是南美洲海岸线的最南端。

For the first time, the 50 mile long canal was a feet of engineering that cut more than 5,000 miles off the trip around South America's Cape Horn.

第次，这条长达50英里的运河是项工程壮举，将过南美洲好望的行程缩短了超过5000英里。

When this exciting news reached the East, a mighty rush began to California, over the trails, across the Isthmus of Panama, and around Cape Horn.

当这个令人振奋的消息传到东方时， 人们开始涌向加利福尼亚，越过小径，穿过巴拿马地峡， 过恩。

I'd gotten past Cape Horn, I'd gotten past the Iceberg Alley, I'd crossed the South Atlantic, which was notoriously dangerous, and it was about 3,000 nautical miles of sailing left to do.

我已经过了恩， 穿过了冰山巷，跨越了以危险著称的大西洋南部，剩下的航程大约还有3000海里。

No English ship had ever left the Atlantic before, and we should say in this period going to the Pacific meant not going around Cape Horn, because that hadn't been discovered yet.

在此之前， 还没有任何艘英国船只离开过大西洋，而且在这时期， 前往太平洋并不意味着过好望，因为好望当时还未被发现。