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My native country is wide

Lebedev-Kumach V.I.

Phraseologism: Broad is my native land.

Meaning: Usually about the Soviet Union.

Origin: From "Songs about the Motherland" (1936), written by Isaac Dunayevsky to the verses of the poet Vasily Ivanovich Lebedev-Kumach (real name - Lebedev) (1898-1949) for the film "Circus" (1936, director Grigory Alexandrov): "Wide is my native country , // There are many forests, fields and rivers in it, // I don’t know another such country, // Where a person breathes so freely.

Random phraseology:

You need such a cow yourself!

Meaning:

about unwillingness to sell, give, give something to someone.

Origin:

From the poem "How an old man sold a cow" by Sergei Mikhalkov (1913-2009). The simple-hearted old man turned out to be a bad salesman, because he could not praise his product at all. But it turned out great for one guy who took pity on the owner of the cow and decided to help him communicate with customers. The old man listened to how this voluntary assistant praised his cow, and he himself believed in its non-existent virtues. And I thought about selling it. In the original: "The old man looked at his cow: // - Why am I selling you, Burenka? // I won't sell my cow to anyone, // I need such a beast myself!"

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