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Take rubbish out of the hut

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Phraseologism: Take rubbish out of the hut.

Meaning: Disclose troubles, quarrels concerning only a narrow circle of people.

Origin: The expression is usually used with negation as a call not to disclose the details of such rubbish (no need to take rubbish out of the hut). The expression is associated with the ancient custom not to take garbage out of the hut, but to burn it (for example, in a furnace), since an evil person could allegedly send trouble on the owner of the hut by uttering special words over the garbage.

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Equate a pen to a bayonet.

Meaning:

To make poetry or authorial creativity in general an instrument of social and political struggle.

Origin:

From the poem "Home" (1926) by Vladimir Vladimirovich Mayakovsky (1893-1930): "I want a pen to be equated with a bayonet. // With iron so that and with steel dressing // about the work of poetry, from the Politburo, // to make reports Stalin".

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