And there is a hole in the old woman. Meaning, origin, examples of the use of phraseological units

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And the old woman is proruha

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Phraseologism: And the old woman is proruha.

Meaning: And an experienced person is wrong. Turnover actually Russian.

Origin: The word "hole" meant in dialects "that which is destroyed or dug up", that is, a failure, a hole. In this sense, the word fell into a phraseological unit fell into a hole, built according to the active phraseological model "fall + trap = find yourself in a difficult, hopeless situation." After that, this noun acquired the figurative meaning of "trouble", "failure" and at the same time "own oversight", "mistake". The entry of the word into the proverb was facilitated by the fact that the "hole" rhymes well, and many Russian proverbs recharge their expression precisely with rhyme.

Random phraseology:

So the temple left - everything is a temple, the idol defeated - everything is God!

Meaning:

Even if some shrine, authority, etc., is debunked, nevertheless, there are people who still command respect for them, and there is History in which they already take their place.

Origin:

From the poem "I don't love you" (1830) by M. Yu. Lermontov (1814-1841).

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