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Just think, Newton's binomial!
Bulgakov M.A.
Phraseologism: Just think, Newton's binomial!
Meaning: About some simple, elementary problem that someone cannot solve, believing it to be super complex.
Origin: From the novel (Ch. 18 "The Unfortunate Visitors") "The Master and Margarita" (1940) by Mikhail Afanasyevich Bulgakov (1891-1940). Words by Koroviev-Fagot commenting on the dialogue between Woland and the barman Andrey Fokich Sokov. The latter came to complain about the spectators, who, after the "tricks" of the magician, paid in the buffet with counterfeit gold pieces and "punished the buffet for one hundred and nine rubles." In response to these complaints, Koroviev informs Woland that the barman is not a poor man - there are deposits in five savings banks and "at home under the floor two hundred gold tens." “Well, of course, this is not a sum,” Woland said condescendingly to his guest, “although, by the way, you don’t really need it either. When will you die? - he answered. - Well, yes, it’s not known, - the same crappy voice was heard from the office, - just think, Newton’s binomial! He will die in nine months, in February next year, from liver cancer in the clinic of the First Moscow State University, in the fourth ward.
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Wonder Yudo fish whale.
Meaning:
It is used jokingly and ironically about some strange, absurd, incomprehensible phenomenon, object, creature, etc.
Origin:
From the poetic fairy tale "The Little Humpbacked Horse" (1834) by the writer Pyotr Pavlovich Ershov (1815-1869). |
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