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Take out the dirty linen in public

Proverbs and sayings

Phraseologism: Take rubbish out of the hut.

Meaning: Disclose troubles, quarrels concerning only a narrow circle of people.

Origin: The expression is associated with the ancient custom not to take garbage out of the hut, but to burn it (for example, in a furnace), since an evil person could allegedly send trouble on the owner of the hut by uttering special words over the garbage.

Random phraseology:

Affairs? Quite simply: it is the money of others.

Meaning:

Any entrepreneurship is only a way of redistributing money in society: for example, from clients, customers ("neighbors") to suppliers of goods (services).

Origin:

From the comedy "Money Question" (act. 2, scene 7) Alexandre Dumas-son (1824-1895). This is a traditional translation of the phrase in Russian literature, although, given its meaning, another version of it would be more accurate: Business? Quite simply: it is the money of others.

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