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well-intentioned speeches

Saltykov-Shchedrin M.E.

Phraseologism: Benevolent speeches.

Meaning: Loyalty to the authorities.

Origin: Title of a collection of satirical essays (1872-1876) by Mikhail Evgrafovin Saltykov-Shchedrin (1826-1889).

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Champs Elysees.

Meaning:

Paradise

Origin:

From ancient mythology. The Champs Elysees (Roman - Elysium) is a synonym for the Christian paradise, that part of the afterlife where heroes, pure souls, the righteous live, while criminals, villains, etc. suffer eternal torment in Hades (a synonym for Christian hell). the Greeks located the Champs Elysees either on the "Isles of the Blessed", or on some beautiful valley on the ocean: "Where the lightly carefree days of a man run: // Where there are no snowstorms, no downpours, no cold winters, // Where the Zephyr blows sweetly noisily flying Ocean, / With a slight coolness sent there to blessed people. Champs Elysees is also the name of the main street of Paris. An analogue of the expressions "the afterlife", "the other world", "the kingdom of heaven". Hence the poetic allegory, popular in past centuries, "to go to the Champs Elysees", that is, to die, to die.

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