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From the beautiful places here

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Phraseologism: From beautiful places.

Meaning: Usually quoted ironically: to be delighted with "beautiful places here", to leave "beautiful places here", etc.

Origin: From a song written (1791) by the Russian poetess Maria Voinovna Zubova (? -1799). This work was included in almost all Russian songbooks of the XNUMXth century. and thus became widespread. The beginning of this song: "I'm moving away into the desert / From the beautiful places here ..."

Random phraseology:

Our man in Havana.

Meaning:

About "his" person somewhere (jokingly-iron.).

Origin:

From English: Our man in Havana. The title of a novel (1958) by the English writer Graham Greene (1904-1991) about a man who accidentally became a resident of British intelligence in Cuba.

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