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Name day hearts

Gogol N.V.
Gogol N.V.

Phraseologism: Birthday of the heart.

Meaning: About a very pleasant event that brings sincere joy, great pleasure (joking).

Origin: From the poem (vol. I, 2) "Dead Souls" (1842) by I. V. Gogol (1809-1852). With such enthusiastic words, the landowner Manilov greets Chichikov, who came to visit him: “But you finally honored us with your visit. Really, you really gave us pleasure ... May day ... name day of the heart ... "

Random phraseology:

Someone loses, someone finds.

Meaning:

A consolation for a person in a moment of failure, bad luck: today you have lost something, tomorrow you will find it, because good luck and failure go hand in hand (jokingly ironic).

Origin:

From the song "So it happens" (published in 1969), written by composer Alexander Flyarkovsky to the verses of Mikhail Isaevich Tanich (b. 1923) and Igor Davidovich Shaferan (b. 1932): "People quarrel, // People reconcile, // Someone then he will fall in love, // Someone will forget. // It just happens, // It just so happens - // Someone loses, // Someone finds.

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