What does phraseologism mean important bird. Feathers in Russian phraseology

Important figure So what was this mysterious place, which has not been demanded by big science to this day? According to P.A. Rappoport, an inventory made in 1664: “Borisov’s town on the Porotva River is stone, and there are buildings in it: The gate is 2 sazhens long.

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Bird

BIRD

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Dictionary of Efremova

Bird

1. and.
   1. A warm-blooded vertebrate animal with a body covered with feathers and down, with two legs, wings and a beak.
   2. :
      1. Such animals bred for personal farming (chickens, geese, ducks, turkeys).
      2. The meat of such birds is used for food.
      3. A dish made from such meat.

Phraseological dictionary of the Russian language

Bird

important bird- high in position, position, rank

Visible bird in flight- by the manner of behavior, by actions, deeds, it is immediately clear what a person is

Live like a bird of the sky- to live carefree

shelled(or shot) bird- seasoned person

rare bird- exceptional person

Blue bird- about what for someone embodies the highest happiness

Dictionary Ushakov

Bird

bird, birds, female

1. An animal from the class of vertebrates, with a body covered with down and feathers, with a beak, two limbs and wings. Predator birds. Domestic birds. Singing birds. Migratory birds. The bird flapped its wings.

2. trans. use ironically to designate a person as the owner of some properties, in expressions: an important bird, a bird is not great, what kind of bird etc. (unfold fam.). Sometimes you dined at my place with him, but did you manage to get a good look at what kind of bird it was? Goncharov. “From the merchants - well, the bird is not so great.” A. Ostrovsky.

Phraseological dictionary (Volkova)

Bird

Early bird (unfold) - about a person who gets up early.

-It's time, my child, get up: yes, you, beauty, are ready! O, P my early dash! A. Pushkin.

shelled (or shot) bird (unfold) - an experienced, experienced, accustomed to everything person.

his clerk was shelled bird. Gogol.

bird's milk (unfold joke.) - fantastic, unprecedented food, which is only lacking in the general abundance.

-And the stone house, and the garden, and all sorts of establishments, berries, fruits - all their own. Only bird's milk did not have. Saltykov-Shchedrin.

bird's eye view[translation fr. expressions a vol doiseau]

1) from a height, from a place where everything can be seen at once.

Under them, from a bird's eye view, the city spread, the river swirled.

2) trans. superficially without going into details iron.).

All of them, maybe good people, you can not judge them from a bird's eye view.

On a bird's eye(live. joke.) - it is said about a room using something. accidentally, without solid grounds, position.

He can’t decide anything, he’s here on a bird’s right.

Ozhegov's dictionary

Fri And CA, s, and.

1. A feathered and downy vertebrate with wings, two limbs and a beak. Singing birds. Migratory birds. Water birds. How n. heavenly live (not worrying about anything).

2. collected Animals such as the subject of breeding, hunting, food. Domashnaya st. Broken st. Ice cream st.

3. In some combinations: about a person (colloquial). What is this p.? (who is this?; ironic). Small p.(about an insignificant person; neglected). Important p.(about someone who occupies an important position or put on airs). P. high-flying (about who occupies an important position). Free p.(about a free, independent person).

Blue bird 1) living in the mountains of South Asia songbird family thrush with black and blue plumage; 2) a fabulous bird with blue plumage as a symbol of elusive happiness [after the name of the fairy tale play of the same name by M. Maeterlinck].

| reduce birdie, and, and.(to 1 value).

| adj. avian, ya, ye (to 1 and 2 values). Bird flock. Bird's Nest. Bird's cage.

bird language(disapproved) incomprehensible, meaningless speech.

Bird Market a market where they sell dogs, birds, pets.

Sentences with "bird"

The predator, which overtook a green bird with a red head, did not leave a bone or a shred of flesh from it, only it tore off all its unfit for food clothes from it and folded it near the stump, or maybe it’s the feathers thrown on the leafy feathers boldly to the stump by the wind …

It is the most common form of mating in birds.

What was the point in taking the life of a simple-minded creature in this way, which all its years, despite their rude, stupid, cruel joylessness, skillfully rejoiced at so little that, probably, would not be appreciated by any flower, beast or bird?

Indeed, a little later, Vladimir Putin announced that 19 American enterprises would be excluded from the list of poultry meat exporters to the Russian Federation.

However, monogamy in birds is often combined within a species with other forms of marriage.

F. P. Filin showed the originality of the North Slavic vocabulary related to the features of the terrain and natural phenomena, the names of plants, fish, animals and birds, and the terms of agriculture.

The dragon has four lungs, so the relative area of ​​gas exchange is even greater than that of birds.

Gradually, the green bird subjugated the whole life of the twins.

Availability of livestock and poultry in rural households in five regions of Russia in 1991 and 2001 shown in the table

It got dark in the forest, but the entrance to the cave was illuminated by the pink reflections of the fire, on which Mila was roasting the bird caught by Yurka.

please tell me a few phraseological units about birds) and got the best answer

Answer from Elena Konyukhova[guru]
In the previous answer, not phraseological units are presented, but proverbs. Phraseologism is a lexically indivisible, stable phrase reproduced in ready-made(at full speed, to the nines, not in the tooth with a foot).
In phraseological units, in contrast to free phrases, the lexical meaning of the phrase is determined as a whole.
The lexical meaning of a phraseological unit is close to the lexical meaning of one word, therefore, a phraseological unit can often be replaced with one word, for example: far away - far away, put sticks in wheels - interfere.
AND HERE ARE PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS:
LIKE WATER OFF THE GOOSE (Do not respond to reproaches)
DEAF COCK (A person who does not react to others)
UGLY DUCKING (An ugly person who is mocked and laughed at)
SWAN SONG (The last most outstanding work of any author, the last manifestation of talent)
WET CHICKEN (1. A pathetic, depressed person; 2. A weak-willed, spineless person)
THE FIRST SWALLOW (The earliest, very first signs of the onset of something)
BLUE BIRD (Symbol of happiness)
Pay attention to such a phraseological unit, which is often correlated with our feathered friends. But this is fundamentally wrong.
Goal like a falcon (stress on the second syllable). There is no comparison with a falcon. Scientists suggest that the falcon (and not the falcon) is an iron-bound log, which Russian troops used in ancient times as a battering ram when taking besieged cities. It was really smooth, naked.

Answer from Oleg Chernov[active]
shot sparrow
wet chicken
like water off a duck's back
nightingale is flooded
a swan song
Goal like a falcon
Got like chickens in a pluck
With a goofy nose
Like a chicken paw
Blue bird
Kursk nightingale
deaf grouse
Release the red rooster
Only the Indian cock thinks
Catch (count) crows
White crow
yellowmouth chick
Look for heat - a bird
Talkative like a magpie
black as a raven
First swallow
Chickens don't peck
wet chicken
Chickens for laughter
Dumb as a duck
ALL! STUPIDLY ON THE SITES TO CLIMB IT IS NECESSARY!

Answer from Anastasia[guru]
important bird, shot bird, free bird,
a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush,
Every bird loves its nest.
Each bird feeds with its own nose.
As a bird lives, it does not sow, it does not reap.
The bird is red in singing, and the man in skill.
The bird is red with the feather, and the man with the mind.
A chicken is not a bird, a bum is not a person, a talker is not a master.
The tree is not looking for the bird, but the bird is looking for the tree.
Beyond the sea and the tit is a bird.
To know a bird by its feathers, and a fellow by speeches.

Answer from Ivan Ermakov[active]
White crow

Answer from Mikhail Levin[guru]
"Look Semyon, don't break your pen!"

Phraseologisms about birds are very common, because in their lives people observe birds every day, notice their features, talk about them.

White crow
In nature, albino individuals are sometimes found, which have a lighter color in comparison with relatives. They stand out sharply against the general background. Therefore, a person who stands out for something in the team is called a "black sheep".

Like water off a duck's back
Feathers of any waterfowl do not get wet, water droplets easily flow from them. When a person is absolutely indifferent to something, they use the phraseological unit “Like water off a duck's back”.

goose
The expression is applied to people who get away with all misconduct, remain without consequences. Synonymous with "Get out of the water." As you know, in waterfowl feathers remain dry after they have been in the water.

From a cannon at sparrows (shoot)
Spend a lot of effort and money on a simple, uncomplicated business. Acting irrationally.

deaf as a grouse
During the mating, the black grouse does not hear anything so much that the hunter can get close enough to it.

newspaper duck
Inaccurate or deliberately false information. Phraseologism appeared after a hoax article about a killer duck eating its relatives was published in one publication. Later, the author said that it was a hoax and since then all unreliable articles are called "newspaper ducks."

decoy duck
Hunters use stuffed birds during the hunt to lure prey. In life, a decoy duck is a person specially introduced into the team to collect compromising information.

Chickens for laughter
It is customary to talk about a situation that is so funny that even stupid chickens will laugh at it.

wet chicken
The chicken is afraid to swim, her feathers easily get wet in the water and her appearance after that becomes ridiculous and miserable. Therefore, when a person has a very miserable appearance, he is called a "wet chicken."

Like a chicken paw
Chicken footprints form intricate and intricate patterns. Therefore, when a person has very confusing handwriting, it is customary to say that he writes "like a chicken paw."

a swan song
There is a legend that in the last minute of his life the swan sings a song. The last work or talented work of a famous person is usually called the “swan song”.

Wanted bird's milk
So it is customary to talk about a person who wants something obviously impossible.

Got like chickens in the cabbage soup / in the pluck
In the villages, when it was necessary to prepare a hearty meal for unexpected guests, poultry meat was used instead of pork and beef. The meaning of the expression is to suddenly get into trouble.

Spread your wings
Start living or acting in full force, from the heart.

Shooting bird, shooting sparrow
A person with rich life experience. Experienced person.

Pie in the sky
Something elusive.

Grab the bird by the tail
Catch luck.

First swallow
Events or actions indicating the approach of something positive, joyful.

Hide your head like an ostrich
In moments of danger, the ostrich hides its head in the sand or under its wing, believing that in this case it will be safe.