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Put under a cloth

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Phraseologism: Put under cloth.

Meaning: Postpone any business indefinitely, leave it without consideration, do not give it a move.

Origin: The cloth here is a woolen fabric with a smooth surface, which covered the desk. The case was shelved - it means that the case was left without execution (initially - the paper was not signed).

Random phraseology:

One, two, three, four, five, the bunny went out for a walk.

Meaning:

Children's counting.

Origin:

From a poem without a title (1851, publ. 1880), which belongs to the Russian poet Fyodor Miller (1818-1881), forgotten even by literary encyclopedias. These lines became widely known after their publication in school anthologies for elementary reading, published in the XNUMXth century.

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