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Gogol

Proverbs and sayings

Phraseologism: Gogol.

Meaning: 1. About a brave, emphasized cheerfully and self-confidently walking person, 2. (folk disapproval) about a proudly, akimbo walking loafer (approved or joking).

Origin: The turnover was formed by comparing a person with a diving duck (dilektnoe gogol), which walks slowly on land, waddling, throwing its head back.

Random phraseology:

Reasonable, kind, eternal.

Meaning:

About knowledge, morality, life values that the teacher gives.

Origin:

From the poem "To the Sowers" (1877) by N. L. Nekrasov (1821-1877), who refers to the "sowers of knowledge for the people's field": "Sow reasonable, good, eternal, // Sow! The Russian people will say thank you from the heart .. The expression "sower" is a stable image in Nekrasov's poetics: "an honest sower of good" he calls the critic V. G. Belinsky (the poem "Belinsky"), "the sower of truth" - the writer N. G. Chernyshevsky (the poem "Parable") , and also speaks of the "sower" in the poem "To whom it is good to live in Russia": "Such good soil - // The soul of the Russian people ... // O sower, come!" In this case, we are talking not only about the work of a school teacher, but also about the sum of certain "eternal values", about civic feeling, a new, progressive worldview, etc.

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