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I don't dream about the past

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Phraseologism: I don't dream about the past anymore.

Meaning: About nostalgia, good memories of the experience.

Origin: From the romance "Dark cherry shawl ...". The authors of the words and music are unknown (in some sources, the authorship of the romance is attributed to Vladimir Bakaleinikov). The beginning of the romance: "I don't dream about the past now, // And I don't feel sorry for the past anymore. // Only it will remind you of much and much // This dark cherry shawl."

Random phraseology:

To talk (talk) about lofty matters.

Meaning:

Speak on philosophical topics, talk about abstract subjects (iron.).

Origin:

The turnover is a half-calque from the French language. Matter (obsolete and ironic) is the subject of speech, conversation (fr. matiere). The expression is used with ser. XNUMXth century

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