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Don't be ashamed! What's the deal? This is a glorious path

Nekrasov N.A.

Phraseologism: Don't be ashamed! What's the deal? This is a glorious path for many.

Meaning: Quoted as words of encouragement, support for someone.

Origin: From the poem "Schoolboy" (1856) by N. A. Nekrasov (1821-1877) about a boy going to school: "Feet are bare, the body is dirty // And the chest is barely covered ... // Do not be ashamed! What's the matter? // This is the path of many glorious. // I see a book in a knapsack. // So, you are going to study ... "

Random phraseology:

Administrative excitement.

Meaning:

Intoxication with one's power (iron.).

Origin:

The expression goes back to the novel by F.M. Dostoevsky "Demons" (1871), book. I, part 2, 4: “- You, without any doubt, know ... what does a Russian administrator mean again, that is, newly baked, newly appointed ... But you could hardly find out in practice what administrative enthusiasm means and what kind this thing?” “Administrative delight? go to get a ticket: "Let's say, I'll show my power over you ...". And this in them comes to administrative delight."

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