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You don't take it according to order!

Gogol N.V.

Phraseologism: You don't take it according to order!

Meaning: Jokingly-ironically about someone's excessive ambitions.

Origin: From the comedy "The Inspector General" (1836) by N.V. Gogol (1809-1852), the words of Gorodnichiy, addressed to the quarterly (act. 1, phenom. 4): "What did you do with the merchant Chernyaev - huh? He gave you a uniform two arshins of cloth, and you pulled off the whole piece.

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Black humor.

Meaning:

Humor with a hint of cynicism, the comic effect of which is to mock death, violence, disease, physical deformity, or other dark topics.

Origin:

From English: "Black humor". Initially, this expression meant in medieval medicine "black bile", which causes melancholy, according to the teachings of Hippocrates (c. 460 - c. 370 BC) about the "five juices" in the human body. In the modern sense (jokes about death, crime, accidents, etc.), the expression began to be used first in the USA (1950s), then in other countries of the world.

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