Dobrynin

[ doh-bree-nin, -brin-in; Russian duh-bri-nyin ]

noun

1. A·na·to·ly F(e·do·ro·vich) [an-, uh, -, toh, -lee fyaw-d, uh, -, roh, -vich, uh-nuh-, taw, -lyee , fyaw, -d, uh, -, r, uh, -vyich], 1919–2010, Russian diplomat.

Example Sentences

Anatoly F. Dobrynin, the longtime Soviet ambassador to the United States, had his first Thanksgiving at her table.

From New York Times

Kissinger told Dobrynin, "my nightmare is a victory for either side," and Dobrynin replied that he shared the same fear.

From National Geographic

On October 18, Kissinger contacted Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin and they agreed that the situation was essentially a stalemate.

From National Geographic

While SBPCh continues to perform in a slimmed-down version, Dobrynin now spends much of his time at Practica, a rehearsal space in Tbilisi that organisers designed as a meeting place for musicians from Georgia and abroad.

From Reuters

Jam sessions happen every two weeks, while Dobrynin also teaches the drums.

From Reuters