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Our answer to Chamberlain

Joseph Austin Chamberlain

Phraseologism: Our answer to Chamberlain.

Meaning: About a decision, action, plan, which are considered a worthy response to the actions of the enemy, ill-wisher, competitor (joking).

Origin: The slogan that appeared in connection with the note of the British government to the Soviet government dated February 23, 1927, signed by the Minister of Foreign Affairs D. O. Chamberlain. "Our response to the English note" is the title of the publication in Pravda on February 27. "Greetings to Canton! Here's our answer to Chamberlain!" - a note in "Pravda" dated March 2.

Random phraseology:

And boring, and sad, and there is no one to give a hand to.

Meaning:

About loneliness, the absence of loved ones.

Origin:

From the poem "It's both boring and sad..." (1840) by M. Yu. Lermontov (1814-1841): "It's both boring and sad, and there's no one to give a hand // In a moment of spiritual adversity... // Desires! What is the use of wishing in vain and forever? / And the years pass - all the best years ... "

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