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Look at both!

"Look at both!"

Phraseologism: Look at both!

Meaning: Be vigilant!

Origin: From a Soviet propaganda poster of the 1930s: "The enemy is cunning! There is bestial malice in him! Watch out!"

Random phraseology:

He whipped himself, the non-commissioned officer's widow whipped herself.

Meaning:

About a person who ran into trouble that he caused himself, harmed himself with his words or actions (iron.).

Origin:

The turnover arose in the middle of the 1836th century and is a rethinking of the words of Gorodnichiy in N.V. Gogol's comedy "The Government Inspector" (XNUMX). The mayor, responding to the complaint of a non-commissioned officer's widow illegally flogged by the authorities, justifies himself with the absurd assertion that she flogged herself.

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