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The horse will stop racing, it will enter a burning hut
Nekrasov N.A.
Phraseologism: He will stop a galloping horse, enter a burning hut.
Meaning: About a brave, physically and morally strong, energetic woman (jokingly ironic).
Origin: From the poem (part 1) "Frost, Red Nose" (1863) by N. L. Nekrasov (1821-1877). The poet writes about a Russian woman: "In the game, the equestrian will not catch her, // In trouble - she will not be afraid, - she will save: // He will stop the galloping horse, // He will enter the burning hut!" In 1960, the poet Naum Korzhavin (pseudonym of Naum Moiseevich Mandel, b. 1925) wrote "Variations from Nekrasov", verses from which became a playful and ironic continuation of Nekrasov's textbook lines: "But she would like something else - // Wear a wedding dress. .. // But the horses keep galloping and galloping, // And the huts are burning and burning."
Random phraseology:
Twilight of the Gods.
Meaning:
About the loss of power (strength, influence, etc.) by people who were once fully invested with it (ironic).
Origin:
The title of a book by the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche (1844-1900). |
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