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reluctantly heart

Proverbs and sayings

Phraseologism: I hold my heart.

Meaning: Against my will, against my convictions, courageously.

Origin: Fastening - the same as fastening. The turnover is probably associated with the movement of grabbing oneself by the heart with a strong heartbeat from excitement, that is, literally: "to fasten the heart with something." Fasten in this expression has the internal form "make strong".

Random phraseology:

I'm not a coward, but I'm afraid!

Meaning:

A humorous explanation of your fear of something.

Origin:

From the film "Striped Flight" (1961), directed by Vladimir Fetin and written by Alexei Kapler. The words of a foreign tamer called in by the crew of a tiger ship to subdue them and put them back in their cages.

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