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Lady, pleasant in every way

Gogol N.V.

Phraseologism: A lady who is pleasant in every way.

Meaning: Quoted as a playful compliment or comment about someone, as well as a paraphrase, for example, "a thought pleasant in all respects" (about an obedient executive branch, a "pocket", "manual" parliament), "a press pleasant in all respects" (about a corrupt or obedient seal), etc.

Origin: From the poem (parts 1, 9) "Dead Souls" (1842) by N.V. Gogol (1809-1852): wear it, and will certainly be angry... Therefore, we will call the lady, to whom the guest came, as she was called almost unanimously in the city of N, precisely the lady pleasant in all respects. , spared nothing in order to become amiable to the last degree, although, of course, through amiability she sneaked, oh, what a nimble agility of a female character!

Random phraseology:

Life after life.

Meaning:

1. On the hypothesis of existence beyond the grave. 2. About the continuation of life in one form or another (deeds, works of art, etc.).

Origin:

From English: Life after Life. From the title of the book (1975) by the American resuscitator Raymond Moody (b. 1944) - "Life after life: a study of the phenomenon of continuation of life after the death of the body." He wrote it based on the stories of his patients who survived clinical death and were brought back to life.

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