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First of all planes

"Heavenly slug"

Phraseologism: Airplanes first.

Meaning: First - business, then - everything else (jokingly-iron.).

Origin: From the song "Migratory Birds", written by the composer Vasily Solovyov-Sedym to the verses of the poet Alexei Ivanovich Fatyanov (1919-1959) for the film "Heavenly slug" (1945): "Because, because we are pilots, // Our sky, our sky dear home. // First of all, first of all, planes. // "Well, what about the girls?" - "And the girls later!""

Random phraseology:

Dragonfly.

Meaning:

About an extremely frivolous, optional man (iron., contempt.).

Origin:

From the poem "Love" (1926) by Vladimir Vladimirovich Mayakovsky (1893-1930), who formed a new word by combining two others, well-known - "dragonfly" and "goat": "Down with petty bourgeoisie and prejudice! // From flower to flower young dragonfly // Flutters, flies and rushes about. // One thing in the world seems evil to him - // this is an alimony".

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