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Under no sauce

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Phraseologism: Not with any sauce.

Meaning: No explanation, no persuasion.

Origin: How often do we have to use sauce or other seasonings? Not that often, but not without it. But experienced chefs are well aware that the sauce is a kind of magic wand in cases where the dish, it would seem, is hopelessly spoiled. But no - seasoned with sauce and can be served! They will swallow it for a nice deed, and they will also say thank you! But if no sauce helps anymore - well, I'm sorry ... So we strive to move away from some cases, because they are not interesting and not profitable.

Random phraseology:

They run like rats from a sinking ship.

Meaning:

About a premonition of trouble.

Origin:

From English: Rats leave sinking ship. Rats desert for sake. In world literature, it is first encountered in the play (act. 1, yavl. 2) "The Tempest" (1611) by the English playwright William Shakespeare (1564-1616). It is based on an old sea belief (not corresponding to reality), according to which ship rats foresee an impending catastrophe (shipwreck) and leave the ship in advance.

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