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Who seeks will always find!
Lebedev-Kumach V.I.
Phraseologism: Who seeks will always find!
Meaning: Encouragement of someone's searches, efforts, etc. (jokingly ironic).
Origin: From the song "Merry Wind", written by the composer Isaac Dunayevsky to the verses of the poet Vasily Ivanovich Lebedev-Kumach (real name - Lebedev) (1898-1949) for the film "Children of Captain Grant" (1936): "Who is used to fighting for victory, // Let them sing together with us: // "He who is cheerful - he laughs, // Whoever wants - he will achieve. // He who seeks will always find. "The source is a Latin proverb: Qui quaerit, reperit - Who seeks, finds.
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Black eyes, passionate eyes!
Meaning:
About beauty.
Origin:
From the poem "Black Eyes" (1843) by the prose writer and poet Yevgeny Pavlovich Grebenka (1812-1848), who wrote both in Ukrainian and in Russian: "Black eyes, passionate eyes! // Burning and beautiful eyes! // How I love you! How I fear you! // To know that I saw you at an unkind hour!" After the poems were set to music (no composer identified), they became very popular. In old songbooks, this work was sometimes called "the famous gypsy romance." |
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