Farewell, beloved city! We're going to sea tomorrow. Meaning, origin, examples of the use of phraseological units

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Farewell, beloved city! Let's go to sea tomorrow

Churkin A.D.

Phraseologism: Farewell, beloved city! We're going to sea tomorrow.

Meaning: Used as a formula for saying goodbye to something, someone (ironic).

Origin: From the song "Evening on the Road" written by the composer Vasily Solovyov-Sedym (1907-1979) to the verses of the Soviet poet Alexander Dmitrievich Churkin (1903-1971). This song was first heard on the radio in April 1942.

Random phraseology:

Deaf mass is not served twice.

Meaning:

Do not repeat something to someone who does not want to or cannot understand. It is also used as a jokingly ironic response to the request of an inattentive interlocutor to repeat what he listened to.

Origin:

The likely source is the words of the French marshal, statesman and military writer Blaise de Montluc (1502-1577): "Mass for the deaf is not served twice."

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