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We will not stand for the price
Okudzhava B.Sh.
Phraseologism: We will not stand for the price.
Meaning: 1. About the readiness to make any sacrifices in order to achieve a lofty goal (song meaning). 2. About the desire to acquire, buy something and pay in full, generously (the traditional meaning of this expression, which has long been known in Russian speech).
Origin: From the song "We need one victory", written by the poet and performer of his own songs Bulat Okudzhava for the film "Belorussky Station" (1971 director Andrei Smirnov: "The planet is burning and spinning, // There is smoke over our Motherland. // And that means we need one victory // One for all. We won't stand up for the price."
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If only you knew from what rubbish ...
Meaning:
On the complex, contradictory ways of the birth of a work of art.
Origin:
From the poem "I don't need odic rati ..." (1940) by Anna Andreevna Akhmatova (1889-1966): "If only you knew from what rubbish // Poems grow without shame. // Like a yellow dandelion near a fence , // Like burdocks and quinoa. // An angry shout, a fresh smell of tar, // Mysterious mold on the wall... // And the verse already sounds, fervent, gentle, // To the joy of everyone and me" |
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