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Science win

Antonovsky M.I.

Phraseologism: Science to win.

Meaning: 1. About military affairs. 2. About ways to achieve the goal.

Origin: Traditionally attributed to the commander Alexander Vasilievich Suvorov (1730-1800), who allegedly titled his manual on combat training of troops, written mainly in 1768. In reality, Suvorov gave his instruction (last edition - 1796) another name - "Suzdal institution" ( Suvorov wrote it, being the commander of the Suzdal Infantry Regiment - hence the name). The authorship of the expression "Science to win" belongs to the first publisher (1806) of Suvorov's "instructions" Mikhail Ivanovich Antonovsky. It is noteworthy that M. I. Antonovsky gave the same name to his other publications of this kind. For example, in 1808 he published a book dedicated to the military heritage of Peter I, and called it "The Science of Victory According to the Rules of Peter the Great."

Random phraseology:

Monkey labor.

Meaning:

Clueless process of work, useless efforts, vain efforts (contempt.).

Origin:

The expression goes back to the fable by I. A. Krylov "Monkey" (1811). It is about a monkey who is envious of a plowman, whose work is approved by others. The monkey, wanting to show labor zeal, began to roll a big block of wood, but she did not wait for praise, since there was no benefit from her "work".

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