Muscovites are used to queuing up for something to eat.

莫斯科人已经习惯了排队等吃的东西。

Well, first, they named Muscovite princes The Grand Prince on more than one occasion.

好吧，首先，他们不止一次将莫斯科公国的王子命名为“大王子”。

Dear Basils, The 15th century Muscovite civil war was insanely complicated, but it culminated with you guys essentially blinding each other.

亲爱的 Basils， 15 世纪的莫斯科内战异常复杂，但最终以你们基本上互相蒙蔽了双眼而告终。

Aiding this growth was stability, which Moscow owed largely to luck: Muscovite princes usually had sons which allowed them to have successors.

帮助这种增长的是稳定，莫斯科在很大程度上要归功于运气：莫斯科公国的王子通常有儿子， 这让他们有继任者。

More importantly, the Muscovite princes won — that is to say purchased — the right to collect tribute on behalf of the Khan from other princes.

更重要的是，莫斯科诸侯们赢得了——也就是说购买了——代表可汗向其他诸侯征税的权利。

Moscow has long had a proud cafe culture and the city’s coffee houses and restaurants remain a place where Muscovites come together to share their own stories over rich traditional foods.

莫斯科自豪的咖啡文化源远流长城内的咖啡厅及餐厅一直是莫斯科人聚会的场所一边享用丰盛的传统美食，一边分享自己的故事。

Tolstoy himself did not know. On the 4th of February, 1858, when he read his essay of admittance before the Muscovite Society of Amateurs of Russian Literature, he chose for his subject the defence of art for art's sake.

托尔斯泰自己也不知道。 1858 年 2 月 4 日，当他在莫斯科俄罗斯文学爱好者协会宣读他的入会论文时，他选择了为艺术而捍卫艺术作为他的主题。