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I didn't go through the academies. I didn't finish them

"Chapaev"

Phraseologism: I didn't go through the academies. I didn't finish them.

Meaning: It is used jokingly and ironically, as a formula for an apology for an inaccuracy, ignorance of something, etc.

Origin: From the film "Chapaev" (1934), filmed by the Soviet directors the Vasiliev brothers according to their own script. Words by Chapaev (actor Boris Babochkin). "The Vasilyev Brothers" is a creative pseudonym under which directors of the same name Georgy Nikolayevich Vasiliev (1899-1946) and Sergei Dmitrievich Vasiliev (1900-1959) worked.

Random phraseology:

No brainer.

Meaning:

Very simple.

Origin:

1. The source of the expression "And a no-brainer" is a poem by Mayakovsky ("It is clear even a no-brainer - / This Petya was a bourgeois"). 2. The expression was widely used first in the Strugatsky story "The Land of Crimson Clouds", and then in Soviet boarding schools for gifted children. They recruited teenagers who had two years left to study (grades A, B, C, D, E) or one year (grades E, F, I). The students of the one-year stream were called so - "hedgehogs". When they came to the boarding school, "two-year students" were already ahead of them in a non-standard program, so at the beginning of the school year the expression "no brainer" was very relevant.

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