Nabokov claims that the sole goal of the translation is to replace one language with equal textual material, and he stresses that the translation must be highly consistent with the original in terms of content, language forms, sentence structure, etc. Nabokov carries out the principle of literal translation in the Anglo-Russian, Russian-English translation works, especially in the English translation work Eugene Onegin. Absolutely faithful translation is extremely difficult for the translator, which is not ...