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Real signs of immaterial relations

Goncharov I.A.

Phraseologism: Real signs of immaterial relations.

Meaning: Gifts, things perceived as a "pledge of love" or a reminder of whose location, sympathy, common past, etc.

Origin: So in the novel by I. A. Goncharov "An Ordinary Story" (1847), parts 1, 2, etc., Alexander Aduev, a naively romantically inclined young man, calls love souvenirs, and his uncle, a St. Petersburg businessman, repeats this expression with great irony.

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Kifa Mokievich.

Meaning:

A common noun for a poorly educated person who indulges in absurd, speculative reasoning, empty, idle reasoning (jokingly ironic).

Origin:

From the poem (vol. 1, 11) "Dead Souls" (1842) by N.V. Gogol (1809-1852): "Kifa Mokievich, a man of meek disposition, who spent his life in a negligent manner. He did not take care of his family, his existence was turned more speculative and is occupied with the following, as he called it, a philosophical question: “Here, for example, the beast,” he said, walking around the room, “the beast will be born naked. Why exactly naked? Why not like a bird? why doesn't the egg hatch? How, really, that: you won’t understand nature at all, as you go deeper into it! ”This is how the inhabitant of Kifa Mokievich thought.”

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