Examples of using Eilis in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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After a trans-Atlantic phone call with her mother reveals that she is struggling to cope, Eilis decides to return home for a visit.
Getting to that place is Eilis' journey, and being witness to it is both a privilege
Eilis starts to feel that she now has the future in Ireland that did not exist when she left and stops opening the letters she receives from Tony.
One day while Eilis is working she learns from Father Flood that her sister Rose has died in her sleep from a pre-existing heart condition.
his quietly perceptive prose, Colm Tóibín effortlessly captures the duality that lies at the heart of Eilis Lacey's story.
I'm away to America,” is how Eilis puts it, but she really has no idea what that entails, starting with what to expect on the boat across the Atlantic.
tells Eilis she knows her secret because Madge Kehoe is her cousin
The novel is an emotional rollercoaster which sees Eilis battle with the pull between her new life in the States and the life she left behind in Ireland.
The novel is an emotional rollercoaster which sees Eilis battle with the pull between her new life in the States and the life she left behind in Ireland.
More specifically, it tells the story of a young woman named Eilis Lacey who leaves Ireland for that celebrated New York borough in 1951 and ends up contending with homesickness, culture shock and romantic involvements as
Then, in the blink of an eye, circumstances send Eilis back to Ireland, back to Enniscorthy,
People in Brooklyn help Eilis not because she's helpless(which she isn't) or homesick(which she desperately is) but because they can see what she cannot,
Then, in the blink of an eye, circumstances send Eilis back to Ireland, where some of the complications she encounters,
More specifically, it tells the story of young woman named Eilis Lacey who emigrates from Ireland to that celebrated New York borough in 1951 and ends up contending with homesickness, culture shock and romantic involvements as
living with her mother, mourning her sister's death and having to delay her return to New York because of a friend's wedding, Eilis is pursued by a young man, Jim Farrell,
has arranged for Eilis to immigrate to the United States in general and Brooklyn, with its many Irish residents, in particular.
has arranged for Eilis to leave for the United States in general and Brooklyn, with its many Irish residents, in particular.
knockout smile by Emory Cohen) who recognizes the qualities in Eilis the audience has always known were there.
As if all this weren't enough, because of who Eilis is and where she comes from,“Brooklyn” also examines the immigrant experience that's always with us as Americans,
Eilis is not.