& The Air Force is not sick or healthy, there are only the living and the dead.
Quote Explanation: The saying appeared in the Great Patriotic War, during the offensive or huge battles, pilots flew up to twenty sorties for escort, attack or bombing. Their half alive from fatigue was taken out of the planes; there were pilots who suffered minor injuries, and died right at the helm. He closed his eyes while hanging ammunition and fell asleep without waking up.
& The Air Force is not sick or healthy, there are only the living and the dead.
Quote Explanation: The saying appeared in the Great Patriotic War, during the offensive or huge battles, pilots flew up to twenty sorties for escort, attack or bombing. Their half alive from fatigue was taken out of the planes; there were pilots who suffered minor injuries, and died right at the helm. He closed his eyes while hanging ammunition and fell asleep without waking up.
The fisherman sees the fisherman from afar - that's why he bypasses the side.
Quote Explanation: When people see each other as a rival and competitor, the success of one will upset the other. That is, in the full version of the proverb, we are talking about professional rivalry and competition.
Dust is a column, smoke is a rocker, but the hut is not heated, not swept.
Quote Explanation: In Rus', it was customary to talk about the situation in the house when negligent owners could let all their property go to the wind. Instead of saving, they spent. And, accordingly, the house was dominated by: noise, din, festivities. As a result, it is always not cleaned, a mess, a mess.
The drunken sea is knee-deep, but the puddle is up to the ears.
Quote Explanation: A drunk person is drawn to feats that he would never have dared to do when sober. But he is able to get into trouble, which he would easily have avoided if he had not been tipsy.
The young scold - they amuse themselves, and the old men scold - they rage.
Quote Explanation: In Rus', a wedding was played once before and families were created for life. The girl left her father's house and could no longer return there. She humbled herself and endured her husband so as not to be expelled from his house. There were quarrels, but they should not go beyond the bedroom of the spouses. Husband and wife reconciled and lived on. If in youth healthy relationships were laid, then in old age they will be manifested by mutual patience and respect. Conversely, an unreasonable attitude towards others and life in general leads to madness in old age.
A raven will not peck out a crow's eye, but it will peck out, but not pull it out.
Quote Explanation: People with common interests easily understand each other at a glance or even silently, think over their words and deeds so as not to do something superfluous both for the other and for themselves.
