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Let's join hands, friends, so as not to disappear one by one

Okudzhava B.Sh.

Phraseologism: Let's join hands, friends, so as not to disappear one by one.

Meaning: A call to unite like-minded people, to solidarity.

Origin: From "An old student song" (1967) by Bulat Shalvovich Okudzhava (1924-1997): "He who raises the sword against our union // He will be worthy of the worst punishment, // And I will not give even a broken guitar for his life. // How lustfully yearns for an age // To find a gap in our chain... // Let's join hands, friends, // So as not to fall one by one.

Random phraseology:

Break a leg.

Meaning:

Good luck in anything.

Origin:

Initially, the expression was used as a "spell" designed to deceive evil spirits (this expression was admonished to those who went hunting, it was believed that a direct wish for good luck could "jinx" the prey). The answer is "To hell!" was supposed to further secure the hunter. To hell - this is not a curse like "Go to hell!", But a request to go to hell and tell him about it (so that the hunter does not get any fluff or feathers). Then the unclean will do the opposite, and it will be what is needed: the hunter will return "with down and feather", that is, with prey.

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