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Indulge in all the hard

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Phraseologism: Indulge in all serious.

Meaning: Go astray, waste your life, etc. (disapproved).

Origin: The primary source is the lexicon of professional ringers: in it the bells on the belfry are usually called "heavy". When and how to call, determined the appropriate church charter called "Tipikon". In the original: To hit hard (that is, to beat all the bells at once). Hence, according to the authors of the handbook "Winged Words" N. S. and M. G. Ashukins, the expression "go on all serious" comes from, which was rethought by association with the expression "serious sin" and began to mean a certain model of human behavior.

Random phraseology:

Play for aortic rupture.

Meaning:

About the acting game, in which the artist "gives all the best" completely.

Origin:

From the poem "For Paganini the long-fingered ..." (1935) by Osip Emilievich Mandelstam (1891-1938): "Play for aortic rupture!"

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