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please tell me a few phraseological units about birds) and got the best answer Answer from Elena Konyukhova[guru] Reply from Oleg Chernov[active] Reply from Anastasia[guru] Reply from Ivan Ermakov[active] Reply from Mikhail Levin[guru] Important bird Razg. Express A person occupying a high social position or official position possessing power, great influence. - Where is he going? - It seems to Paris or London. - Hm!.. So, an important bird?(Chekhov. The Lion and the Sun). [ Lund:] I didn’t expect to meet you here, you’ve become an important bird now - editor of the socialist newsletter(A. Arbuzov. European Chronicle). Phraseological dictionary of the Russian literary language. - M.: Astrel, AST. A. I. Fedorov. 2008. Synonyms:See what “Important bird” is in other dictionaries:important bird- noun, number of synonyms: 35 big shot (30) boss (43) tramp (14) ... Dictionary of synonyms Important bird- IMPORTANT, oh, oh; important, important, important, important and important. Ozhegov's explanatory dictionary. S.I. Ozhegov, N.Yu. Shvedova. 1949 1992 … Ozhegov's Explanatory Dictionary important bird- rare (important) bird Wed. You picked up this prince... forced him to propose to your daughter, and you think that you yourself have now become an important bird... Dostoevsky. Uncle's dream. 12. Wed. Of the merchants, well, this is not a great bird. Ostrovsky... ... Important bird- Razg. Iron. About a person who ranks high social status. BTS, 109; ZS 1996, 31, 219; SPP 2001, 358 ... Large dictionary of Russian sayings important bird- iron. About a significant person... Dictionary of many expressions rare (important) bird- Wed. You picked up this prince... forced him to propose to your daughter, and you think that you yourself have now become an important bird... Dostoevsky. Uncle's dream. 12. Wed. Of the merchants, well, this is not a great bird. Ostrovsky. Holiday sleep before... ... Michelson's Large Explanatory and Phraseological Dictionary high flying bird- an important person, Gog and Magog, important person, bird of the highest flight, in rank, won’t let you into the door, persona, goga and magoga, cool, big shot, important figure, important person, trump card, flies high, big shot, important bird, you can’t reach it with your hand, background... ... Dictionary of synonyms bird of the highest flight- noun, number of synonyms: 25 big shot (30) in rank (17) important person (36) ... Dictionary of synonyms important person- noun, number of synonyms: 36 big shot (30) boss (43) tramp (14) ... Dictionary of synonyms important person- noun, number of synonyms: 34 big shot (30) boss (43) tramp (14) ... Dictionary of synonyms Books
Slide 1 Project of 5th grade students of MBOU "Secondary School No. 24" in Cheboksary "Feathered birds in Russian phraseology"Slide 2  Our goal: Find out which bird names are more common in phraseological units. Find out what human character traits birds symbolize
Slide 3  Our tasks: 1. Find out whether the students in my class know phraseological units about birds. 2. Find out what the names of some birds symbolize in Russian phraseological units. 3. Find out whether the name of the bird in the phraseological unit is always associated with it. 4.Make a table on the topic. 5. Prepare a section on birds in the thematic dictionary “Our Little Brothers in Russian Phraseology.”
Slide 4  Progress of the research: 1.We studied educational literature. 2. Conducted a survey of class students. 3. We found out that - 50% of the students in our class know from 6 to 10 phraseological units, 35% - from one to five phraseological units, 15% more than 10 phraseological units that include the name of a bird. However, only 7% of students try to use phraseological units in their speech.
Slide 5  Slide 6  Swan Swan song. - The last, usually the most significant, work of someone, the last manifestation of talent and abilities.
Slide 7  Peacock Neither peahen nor crow. – A person who, in his views and interests, moved away from some and did not join others. In borrowed plumes. - Crow in peacock feathers (I.A. Krylov “Crow”). This is what they say in mockery about a person who wants to seem more significant than he is, and therefore looks ridiculous and pathetic.
Slide 8  Crow Caws like a raven. - Usually predicts misfortune. Prophetic Raven. White Crow. - In a figurative sense - a person who is rare in his qualities, an extraordinary person, who stands out sharply in some way environment. The expression has been known since 60-127 AD. Crow in peacock feathers (I.A. Krylov “Crow”). This is what they say in mockery about a person who wants to seem more significant than he is, and therefore looks funny and pathetic. Where the raven brought bones. - Very far away. Count crows. - Looking around, spending time in idleness. Neither a peahen nor a crow. - A person who, in his views, moved away from some people and did not join others. Scared crow. – About a person who became afraid of everything after some events. A crow cannot be a falcon. In ancient beliefs, the raven is mysterious, intelligent, understanding, and silent. In German phraseology, he is a scoundrel, an ugly person, and a glutton. For example: crow parents - abandoning their children. In Russian phraseology, he is all-knowing, fearful.
Slide 9  Goose Most often, this bird symbolizes an experienced, cunning person. Like water off a duck's back. - Never mind. Tease the geese. - Cause anger. Palm goose. - Cunning, dexterous. So as not to tease the geese (Krylov “Geese”). Allegorically - do not offend someone, do not affect pride, do not irritate.
Slide 10  Turkey Turkey in Russian phraseology symbolizes swagger and stupidity. Among the Kyrgyz it is a symbol of grumpiness, and among the French - stupidity. Pouting like a turkey. Stupid turkey.
Slide 11  Chickens On chicken legs. - Allegorically - about something very fragile, unstable, unreliable. It's like a chicken and an egg. – Pay special attention. The chickens laugh. - Pointless, stupid. Like a chicken paw. - Unintelligible. Wet chicken. - A weak-willed, spineless person. Blind chicken. - Myopic. Chickens don't eat money. - So many. Fall into cabbage soup like chickens. - Get into unexpected trouble, into trouble. Chickens are counted in the fall.
Slide 12  Rooster Everyone knows the rooster - poultry with a red comb on its head and special growths on its legs - spurs. Due to its importance and cocky character, the image of a rooster is used for comparison: Important as a rooster. As cocky as a rooster. Walk like a rooster. Look like a rooster. Red rooster. - Fire, arson. Let the red rooster fly. - Start a fire, set something on fire. Hamburg rooster. Fall into cabbage soup like chickens. - Get into unexpected trouble, into trouble. But people paid attention not only to the bird’s gait and cocky character. Singing is what the rooster is famous for.
Slide 13  Cuckoo The cuckoo praises the rooster because he praises the cuckoo. (I.A. Krylov “The Cuckoo and the Rooster.”) An ironic remark - about mutual praise, immoderate flattery. Exchange the cuckoo for a hawk. - To choose the worst from the bad, to make mistakes.
Slide 14  Sparrow Shorter than a sparrow's nose. – About a short period of time. Shot sparrow. – A very experienced person, who is difficult to deceive, an experienced person. Old sparrow. – Grated kalach (You can’t fool an old sparrow on chaff). .
Slide 15  Titmouse The titmouse brought glory, but did not set the sea on fire (I.A. Krylov “Titmouse”) This is how they ironically say about a braggart, about a person who promises a lot and cannot fulfill anything. Pigeon. With a gulkin nose. - Very little. Swallow The first swallow. – The earliest, very first signs of the appearance, onset of something. One swallow does not make spring (Aesop). The meaning of the expression: one cannot draw a conclusion or a generalization based on any one case or insignificant fact. Magpie Chatty magpie. -Talkative person.
Slide 16  Eagle Scientists note that back in the 3rd millennium BC. In the Sumerian states there was a coat of arms - an eagle with a lion's head. The coat of arms of the Byzantine Empire was a double-headed eagle. The eagle was carved on state seals. For example, by the end of the 15th century, two images were finally fixed on the seals of the Russian state: on one side there was a horseman killing a snake, on the other there was a double-headed eagle. In the 17th century these images began to be considered the Russian state emblem. Observing the behavior of a bird, noticing it characteristic features, people created proverbs and sayings: An eagle gives birth to an eagle, and an owl gives birth to an owl. The eagle doesn't catch flies. The eagles fight, and the good guys get their feathers. Phraseologisms: Looks like an eagle, flies like an eagle
Slide 17  Falcon Goal like a falcon. - Very poor. This phraseological unit is not associated with a bird: a falcon is a battering weapon. Goal, but a falcon. - Poor, but proud and independent. Proverbs: The falcon is small, but bold. And the falcon does not fly higher than the sun. The pig will not give birth to the Falcon. Don't frighten the falcon with the crow. A crow cannot be a falcon. For a long time, people have called a handsome, brave, daring man a falcon.
Slide 18  Birds Grouse Sleepy grouse. - A person who loves to sleep. Deaf grouse. - A person who has difficulty hearing. Magpie Chatty magpie. -A Chatty Man Called Forty Guests Ostrich Runs Like an Ostrich
Slide 19  Bird An important bird. - A person in a high position. Free bird - Free bird. – Free, independent person. Live like a bird of heaven. - Carefree. High flying bird. - An influential person. Low flying bird. -A person who does not occupy a prominent, significant position in society. Blue bird. - This is the secret of things, a symbol of happiness; that which embodies the highest happiness for someone. Shooting bird. – A very experienced person who is difficult to trick or deceive. You can see the bird in flight. “You can see what kind of person a person is, judging by his actions and behavior.” From a bird's eye view. - From above, from a very great height. On a bird's license. - Without legal grounds. Yellow-throated chick. – A young person with no life experience. Results We studied the literature on the topic. We learned that in the Russian language there are a lot of phraseological units in which the names of birds are found. We noticed that not all phraseological units containing animal names are associated with it. For example, naked as a falcon. We believe that the table we created will help you learn more about the symbolic meanings of animals. We believe that the reference dictionary we created will enrich the speech of our peers. Slide 22  Resources used Adamova E.A. Winged words. - M.: Children's literature, 1979 Allikmets K.P., Metsa A.A. Let's talk and argue. -L.: Education, 1987 Bulatov M. Winged words. - M.: Education, 1958 Gvozdarev Yu.A. Stories about Russian phraseology. - M.: Education, 1988 Sergeev V.N. New meanings of old words. - M.: Prosveshchenie, 1987 Phraseological dictionary of the Russian language. -M.: Russian language, 1986
Phraseologisms about birds are very common, because in their lives people observe birds every day, notice their features, and talk about them. White Crow Like water off a duck's back Palm goose From a cannon at sparrows (shoot) Deaf as a black grouse Newspaper duck Decoy duck Chickens laugh Wet chicken Like a chicken paw Swan song I wanted bird's milk Caught like chickens in cabbage soup/plucked Spread your wings Shot bird, shot sparrow Pie in the sky Grab a tit by the tail The first swallow Hiding your head like an ostrich |
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