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Do you sell a Slavic wardrobe?

"The exploit of the scout"

Phraseologism: Do you sell a Slavic wardrobe?

Meaning: About forcing all sorts of mystery, when there are no grounds for it (jokingly-iron.).

Origin: From the Soviet film "The Feat of the Scout" (1947), filmed by director Boris Barnet based on the script by Mikhail Yuryevich Bleiman (1904-1973). The password that the characters of the film exchange is: "Do you sell a Slavic wardrobe?" - "The wardrobe is sold, I can offer a nickel-plated bed with a bedside table." The director B. Barnet himself played the role of a captured German general in this film.

Random phraseology:

Fragments of the old generations.

Meaning:

About individual representatives of the older generations (jokingly-iron.).

Origin:

The opening line and the title of one of the poems of the poet Fyodor Ivanovich Tyutchev (1803-1873), who speaks of his peers, their common moods and feelings: "How sad a half-asleep shadow, // With exhaustion in the bones, // Towards the sun and movement / / Follow the new tribe."

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