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Pour in the first number (write down)

Proverbs and sayings

Phraseologism: Pour in the first number (write down).

Meaning: Punish someone severely.

Origin: The expression goes back to the ancient practice of flogging a student. Every week a student was flogged, whether he was guilty or not. If the flogging was severe, then the flogging was enough for the following weeks until the first day of the next month.

Random phraseology:

A wise man is different from a fool / In that he thinks to the end.

Meaning:

1. About the proposal to carefully consider a certain plan, project, idea - with an analysis of all possible consequences. 2. Review of actions of the opposite nature - hasty, fast, without "calculation of subsequent moves" (iron.).

Origin:

From the lyrical drama "Three Deaths" (1852) by the poet Apollon Nikolaevich Maikov (1821-1897): "A wise man is distinguished from a fool // By the fact that he thinks to the end. // And now - I watch for a long time, // And I find that death strikes / Just rather an appetite.

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