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Women shouted: hurrah! And they threw caps into the air

Griboyedov A.S.

Phraseologism: Women shouted: Hooray! And caps were thrown into the air.

Meaning: Public uplift, enthusiasm (iron.).

Origin: A popular expression from the comedy "Woe from Wit" by Alexander Sergeevich Griboedov (action 2, phenomenon 5). The quotation in different spellings is used to convey a playfully ironic characterization of the public upsurge. For the French-speaking nobility, the source of the phrase was clear. The phrase "And they threw their bonnets into the air" is an allusion to a French idiom which literally means "to throw your bonnet behind the mills" (French: "Jeter son bonnet par-dessus les moulins") and is used to refer to women who have gone into all serious, simple-haired women who disregard public opinion

Random phraseology:

And you are passionate, Paramosha!

Meaning:

An ironic commentary on the behavior of a gambling, addicted person.

Origin:

From the film "Running" (1971) directed by Alexander Alov (1923-1983) and Vladimir Naumov (b. 1927), based on the play "Running" (1926-1928, made in 1957) by Mikhail Afanasyevich Bulgakov (1891-1940). The words spoken by General Charnota to his friend, Paramon Korzukhin, at a card game. In the movie: "You are aza-arten, Paramosha ... That's what is ruining you." In Bulgakov's play (act. 4, dream 7): "Hey, Paramosha, you are gambling! That's where your weak string is!"

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