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Mayakovsky V.V.

Phraseologism: Prosessed.

Meaning: About those who like to arrange long and useless meetings, conferences, etc. (iron., disapproved).

Origin: An expression from the poem "Our way of life. Prosecuted" by Vladimir Vladimirovich Mayakovsky (1893-1930), which was published in the newspaper "Izvestia" (1922. March 5). In it, the poet ridicules the craving of Soviet party bureaucrats for endless meetings, meetings and meetings. And he ends the poem with the words: "Oh, at least one more meeting regarding the eradication of all meetings!" Already on March 6, 1922, V. I. Lenin referred to this poem, speaking at a meeting of the communist faction of the All-Russian Congress of Metalworkers. He said that he had read Mayakovsky’s poems the day before, in which he “ridicules the meetings and mocks the Communists that they all sit and re-sess. I don’t know about poetry, but as for politics, I guarantee that this is absolutely correct.”

Random phraseology:

From the vest sleeves.

Meaning:

About smth. extremely meaningless, non-existent, not having anything to do with smth. no relation (simple joke-iron.).

Origin:

The idea of nonsense is conveyed here in a way that cannot exist in reality.

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