Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Brodsky's trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Brodsky's kid's got the measles.
This remark seems to capture the essence of Brodsky's work.
Brodsky's own English improved rapidly.
Many people felt this way when they first encountered Brodsky's poems.
And thus Brodsky's charmed life in the West began.
This struggle with his own tool is very intense in Brodsky's case.
It was important that Brodsky's poems were contemporary and local.
Brodsky's poems during his first years in the States are filled with the most naked loneliness.
In 1967, Basmanova gave birth to Brodsky's son, and then broke things off with him again.
Brodsky's trial took place in two sessions, several weeks apart, in February and March of 1964;
The personality evident in many of Brodsky's tattoos is a testament to the art form's power.
After Brodsky's death, he published his account of his early years, including the Basmanova affair.
To understand how host cells overcome this pathogen, Brodsky's team focused on the activity of an enzyme called RIPK1.
Brodsky's aim is to get this phenomenon out in the open and to"redefine the laws of consent.".
Everyone recognized this sort of article as a prelude to an arrest, and Brodsky's friends insisted that he go to Moscow to wait things out.
He had heard of Brodsky's local fame and Brodsky happened to live within his jurisdiction in Leningrad.
To understand how hostcells overcome Yersinia's insidious strategy, Brodsky's team focused on the activity of an enzyme called RIPK1.
In the fall of 1963, in Leningrad, in what was then the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, the young poet DmitryBobyshev stole the young poet Joseph Brodsky's girlfriend.
Proffer happened to know that Brodsky's hero, Auden, was vacationing nearby, and they decided to pay him a visit.
In the fall of 1963, in Leningrad, in what was then the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, the young poet DmitryBobyshev stole the young poet Joseph Brodsky's girlfriend.
This text contains quotes from Brodsky's speech, which he said before graduates of the University of Michigan on December 18, 1988.
In the fall of 1963, in Leningrad, in what was then the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, the young poet DmitryBobyshev stole the young poet Joseph Brodsky's girlfriend.
Worst of all, to readers accustomed to postwar Anglo-American poetry, Brodsky's translations rhymed, no matter what obstacles stood in their way.
On the subject of Brodsky's exile, Loseff is once again forced to disappoint readers who have grown accustomed to thinking of the poet as someone who spent time in the Gulag.
Among the intelligentsia, it later be came a point of faith, if not exactly of pride,that the Soviet regime had intuited Brodsky's greatness earlier than just about anyone.
He shows how the important experiences in Brodsky's life appear in his poems- in fact, the book was written as a side project while Loseff was preparing a two-volume annotated edition of Brodsky's poetry, which will appear in Russia later this summer.
There is an Eliot-like elongation of the poetic line, and a sense of surprise when the rhyme and meter are maintained; there is also the clear influence of the English Metaphysical poets,who laced their love poetry with philosophical speculations- in Brodsky's case, always relating to time and space.
Some time before, a friend had given him a sheaf of Brodsky's poems, but the type was faint(samizdat manuscripts were often typed three or four sheets at a time), and Loseff didn't like the look of the lines, which, especially in Brodsky's early poetry, stretched on and on.
As a child, Brodsky loved leafing through the photos of her dad's house;
Even Rachel Brodsky of MTV's Buzzworthy Blog used seven comparisons of how the video relates to the 1996 film The Craft.