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Zirlich-manirlich

German
German

Phraseologism: Zirlich-manirlich.

Meaning: Excessive ceremony, mannerism, affectation, ceremonial, affectation person (disapproved).

Origin: The turnover arose on the basis of the German words "zierlich", "manierlich" - "graceful", "courteous". The words are taken from a German song ridiculing simperingly ceremonious behavior.

Random phraseology:

Taimyr is calling you.

Meaning:

As a playfully ironic invitation to the phone for an important (long-awaited) conversation, for a conversation with a distant subscriber, etc.

Origin:

The title of a Soviet film (1948) directed by Alexei Korenev based on a script by Alexander Arkadyevich Talin (1918-1977) and Konstantin Fedorovich Isaev (1907-1977).

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