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Nature doesn't make leaps

Latin
Latin

Phraseologism: Nature does not make leaps.

Meaning: Nature is characterized by an evolutionary path of development, which is directly related to man, therefore it is sometimes used as a formula for distrust of a person with a dubious pedigree (iron.).

Origin: From Latin: Natura non facit saltus. From the treatise "Discourse on Life" by the French philosopher Fourpier.

Random phraseology:

Not renounce loving.

Meaning:

Beloved people should not betray each other.

Origin:

The title and line of the poem (1954) by the poetess Veronika Mikhailovna Tushnova (1915-1965). The poem was set to music (1977) by composer Mark Minkov.

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