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Doubting nothing (doubting)
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Phraseologism: Doubting nothing (doubting).
Meaning: Without any hesitation, without much thought, simply, simply.
Origin: Translation: "Not a little (at all, not at all) without doubting." From the Bible (Church Slavonic text): Gospel, Epistle of the Apostle James (1:6) (Russian translation): "But let him ask in faith, not a little doubting, because he who doubts is like a wave of the sea, lifted and blown by the wind" .
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Put under cloth.
Meaning:
Postpone any business indefinitely, leave it without consideration, do not give it a move.
Origin:
The cloth here is a woolen fabric with a smooth surface, which covered the desk. The case was shelved - it means that the case was left without execution (initially - the paper was not signed). |
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