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Formed

Tolstoy L.N.

Phraseologism: Formed.

Meaning: Settle, recover.

Origin: From the novel (Part 1, Chapter 1) “Anna Karenina” (1875) by L. N. Tolstoy (1828-1910). This is what the valet says, consoling Oblonsky and wanting to say that everything will work out. This word was a kind of “family”, Tolstoy expression. For example, it is found in a letter (1866) from the writer to his wife, Sofya Andreevna, in which he consoles her and advises her not to worry about everyday troubles. She agrees with him in her answer: “Probably, all this will work out.”

Random phraseology:

Go to the fire.

Meaning:

It's easy to visit friends and acquaintances without warning.

Origin:

There are two versions of the origin of this turnover: 1) the expression is associated with the former custom of putting a lit candle on the window as a sign that the owners are at home and you can go to them, 2) for a light means "for a moment", i.e. for a very short time enough to get, start a fire, or just keep warm.

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