Presenting an overview phraseological units for the word light .

Total found over 80 such phraseological units.

They are distributed by thematic groups: death, joylessness, world, parts of the world, revelation, birth and publication, secular society, early, far, affectionate treatment, feeling of pain, surviving from the world, understanding, everything and everywhere, etc.

Phraseological units about death

• Not a tenant in this world (gradually dying person)
• Parting with the world here (to die)
• Send to the next world (kill someone)
• Go to the next world (die)
• Not in the world (deceased)
• A native of the other world (a dead man who came out of the grave) - by the way, phraseological units with "death"

Phraseologisms about joylessness

• Not to see the white light (to be burdened with work, problems) - by the way, idioms for "white"
• I wouldn’t look at the light of God (nothing pleases, it’s hard)
• The light dimmed in the eyes (everything became distasteful, disgusting) - by the way, phraseological units from the “eye”
• White light is not nice (everything depresses, nothing pleases)
• Light from a sheepskin will seem (it will become unbearable, bad)

Phraseological units about the world

• This light (terrestrial world)
• That world (afterlife)
• White light (earth, environment)
• God's light (earth, surrounding world)

Phraseological units about parts of the world

• Part of the world (continent, one of the countries of the world)
• Countries of the world (Europe, Asia, Africa, America, Australia, Antarctica)
• Old World (Europe, Asia and Africa)
• New World (America as part of the world)

Phraseological units about detection

• Swim out into the light of day (manifest, show up)
• Bring out into the light of day (make something reprehensible well-known) - by the way, phraseological units from bring out
• To come out into the light of God (manifest, become apparent)
• to bring to light (expose, reveal)

Phraseologisms about birth and publication

• To see the light (to be born; to be published)
• to go out (publish)
• To appear / to be born (to be born)
• to publish (publish)

Phraseological units about secular society

• Enter into the world (become a member of high society)
• Go out into the world (attend evenings, balls)
• Take out into the world (take out to balls, receptions)

Phraseologisms about early

• Neither light nor dawn (very early) - by the way, phraseological units with "neither nor"
• Get up a little light (get up at dawn) - by the way, phraseological units with "get up"
• Until the white light (until dawn)

Phraseologisms about far

• To the ends of the world (very far, as far as possible)
• At the end of the world (very far)
• Not low beam (far enough)

Phraseologisms about affectionate treatment

• Light (my) clear (affection)
• My light (an affectionate term for someone)
• The light of my eyes (affectionate address to a dear person)

Phraseologisms about the feeling of pain

• I am not happy with the white light (feel sharp pain, anger, fear)
• Not seeing the light (suddenly feel sharp pain, anger, fear)
• Do not see the light of God (strong emotional reaction to pain, blow, surprise)

Phraseologisms about living from the world

• To bring down from the world (to harass with reproaches, nit-picking)
• Survive from the world (create unbearable conditions for life)
• to send to the other world (destroy, bring to death)

Phraseological units about understanding

• In a false light (wrong, distorted)
• In true light (correct)
• As if yesterday was born into the world (unintelligent, stupid)

Phraseologisms about everything and everywhere

• All over the world (everywhere, all over the world)
• The whole world (absolutely everything)
• To the whole world (in front of everyone, everyone)

Phraseologisms about the light of a wedge

• The light did not converge like a wedge (there is an alternative)
• Light converged like a wedge (single, exceptional)

Phraseologisms about consolation

• Only light in the window (the only consolation)
• Light in the window (the only joy, consolation)

Phraseologisms about nothing and never

• For nothing in the world (under no circumstances)
• The light has not seen (never happened)

Phraseologisms about doomsday

• The end of the world (the end of the world, doomsday)
• End of the world (total collapse; out of the ordinary)

Phraseologisms about the wonders of the world

• The eighth wonder of the world (something unusual, outstanding) - by the way, phraseological units with numerals
• Seven Wonders of the World (the most famous curiosities (architectural structures) in the world) - by the way, phraseological units with the numeral seven

Phraseologisms about threats

• What the light stands on (very strong, not embarrassed in expressions)
• It would be better for you (him, etc.) not to be born into the world (threat, warning to someone)

Phraseological units about clarification

• Shed light (explain, make clear)
• Throw light (clarify, make clear) - by the way, phraseological units from throw
  

Other phraseological units about light

• See in pink light (exaggerate dignity)
• See the white light in the box (go to jail)
• In white light like a pretty penny (past the target)
• Give the green light (to contribute to the implementation of something) - by the way, phraseological units with "green"
• Fathers of light! (expression of bewilderment, surprise)

Author's phraseological units to "light" from the works of writers

• There are many things in the world, friend Horatio, that our wise men never dreamed of (W. Shakespeare, "Hamlet")
• There is no sadder story in the world than the story of Romeo and Juliet (W. Shakespeare, "Romeo and Juliet")
• Silencers are blissful in the world! (A.S. Griboyedov, "Woe from Wit")
• I'm going to look around the world, where the offended feeling has a corner! (A.S. Griboyedov, “Woe from Wit”, see phraseological units from “Woe from Wit”)
• My sadness is bright (A.S. Pushkin, “On the hills of Georgia lies the darkness of the night ...”)
• There is no happiness in the world, but there is peace and will (A.S. Pushkin, "It's time, my friend, it's time", see Pushkin's phraseological units)
• Boring in this world, gentlemen! (N.V. Gogol, "Tales of how Ivan Ivanovich quarreled with Ivan Nikiforovich", see Gogol's phraseological units)
• Not without good souls in the world (N.A. Nekrasov, "Schoolboy", see Nekrasov's phraseological units)
• Will the light fail, or should I not drink tea? (F.M. Dostoevsky, Notes from the Underground)
• Shine - and no nails! Here is my slogan - and the sun! (V.V. Mayakovsky, “An extraordinary adventure that happened with Vladimir Mayakovsky in the summer at the dacha”, see Mayakovsky’s phraseological units)
• It is terrible to live in this world, there is no comfort in it (N.M. Oleinikov, “To Genrikh Levin (About his falling in love with Shurochka Lyubarskaya)”)
• Flying from shadow into light (A.A. Tarkovsky, "Butterfly in the hospital garden")

As you can see, the language has given us surprise lesson: the most numerous groups of phraseological units have a negative meaning (death, joylessness). Although, in general, “light” and neutral phraseological units still prevail.

I think that a significant number of phraseological units found is not surprising, since the word light has several essential meanings (the world, high society, light as such). This apparently also explains a considerable number of author's phraseological units (winged expressions) of writers to the word light.

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Sometimes, combining words, we put such different thoughts into them that an outsider will not immediately figure out what is at stake. It is not a matter of tongue-tied tongue or inability to unambiguously express one's understanding, but in the variety of applications of certain phrases. These include the expression "white light". Having rummaged in dictionaries, you can see that these two words are used together in various areas not only of life, but also of science.

Let's see what's what.

Scientific approach

White light in scientific minds is determined mainly by the neutrality of the impact on our eyes. That is, those that are not associated with any of the colors of the rainbow. Everything is mixed in it. In life, to understand what it is, you should pay attention to the light of the Sun. Passing through the atmosphere, it dissipates, we perceive it as white. These waves are also emitted by solid objects heated to high temperatures.

For example, when a metal is melted, it emits white light. In fact, scientists do not suggest any special figurativeness. So to speak, no imagination, just a clear one. White Light is the one that contains the entire rainbow range and is perceived neutrally. It should be noted that in the construction of theories, their practical implementation, this concept is of undeniable importance. Any specialist will tell you about it.

poetic imagination

Quite a different matter - creative individuals. They have long felt the volume and versatility of such a combination of words. For example, the expression "in the whole wide world" means not just "on the planet", but "in all possible worlds." How much scope is there for a person who perceives information! Everyone represents the world as the imagination draws it. It is not the thoughts or words of the poet that become the limiter, but only the narrowness of the reader's worldview. For some, "the whole wide world" is only the country or region where a person lives; for others, the whole planet; still others immediately imagine the Universe, unusually huge and unknown. On the other hand, it is a counterbalance to the dark world.

That is, an image showing the hypothetical division of our living space into two mutually exclusive sectors, functioning according to their own special rules, constantly fighting each other for leadership in human souls.

Element of education

The skillful use of such multifaceted concepts allows "with little effort" to significantly influence the development of the child's imagination. If we start from the perception of white light as the surrounding space, then we can endlessly develop the idea. Start from the place of residence of the individual, family, community, people, gradually move to all of humanity. Get a detailed description of our world. But "white light" does not mean only territory. In some cases, this is the definition of a community that is affected by this or that event, information. You can cite as an example the common expression "disgraced in the whole wide world." It refers to the inhabitants, not the territory.

Use in catchphrases

The considered phrase fell in love with people for its figurativeness, multiple interpretations, harmony inherent in it. It can be found in the statements of cultural figures who have become almost popular. For example, A. Tvardovsky once came up with a phrase that became winged: "That's why the position is good - you can think about everything in this world slowly."

This expression contains harsh criticism of all kinds of statesmen who have nothing in their souls but groundless narcissism, who do not know how and do not want to work, just to fulfill their duties. The phrase has been around for many years, but the relevance is far from lost! And remember Baba Yaga, who scolded Ivanushka about the fact that he was saturated with white light! What is meant? This is no longer just a play on words, this is a serious opposition of worlds, albeit in a fabulous setting. White light acts as an orderly and harmonious human kindness as opposed to the "black world", which is characterized by chaos and evil. Only two words, but what a deep meaning!

It is customary to call white light not just the entire existing world, the planet with the population living on it. This short phrase contains an understanding of harmony, correctness, infinity of development and achievement of good for each individual. It means humanity, striving for happiness and harmonious development, which opposes the world of rudeness, evil, disunity and immense grief.

→ → → all over the world in the Phraseological Dictionary of the Russian Language

all over the world is

all over the world

to be, to be; stay, etc.

In every possible place on earth.

It implies unique, one-of-a-kind persons or objects, or the complete absence of this type of persons, objects.

Often in features with negative

Heartbreaker - it only sounds beautiful, but there is no worse crime in the world. B. Akunin, Pelagia and the Black Monk. He is the best, kindest, most intelligent person in the world, her only hope until today. A. Marinina, When the gods laugh.

It seemed to Claudia that no one else in the world had such beautiful, strong male hands. T. Ustinova, Blood relatives.

I have no one in the whole world, no one will help me, no one will support me. A. Marinina, When the gods laugh.

When mother bred a smoker, it smelled the best in the world. T. Nabatnikova, Every hunter.

I have only one Verochka in the whole wide world and remained, she buried everyone. D. Dontsova, Tired toys sleep.

In the whole wide world, Green said "you" only to these three .... There used to be others, but they all died. B. Akunin, State Councilor.

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White light is not nice to whom. Razg. Express. Nothing pleases, everything depresses, irritates someone (so much so that one does not want to live). [ Anyuta:] Ah, mother, I don’t need anything, I don’t like the white light(P. Melters. Bobyl). Natalya Mikhailovna tried to work at the airport terminal in the information desk. She could not stand it for a long time: from the aircraft drones and crowds, pains appeared in the back of the head, which is why the light is not nice and - a constant fear of death(N. Voronov. Visions of Valka Peregontsev).

Phraseological dictionary of the Russian literary language. - M.: Astrel, AST. A. I. Fedorov. 2008 .

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the world is not nice- at least head against the wall, tight, unsweetened, bad, sickening, difficult, bad, unbearable, hard, sparks fell from the eyes, I didn’t see the light, even beat my head against the wall, even beat my head, I wouldn’t look at the light, the sky is like a sheepskin it seemed, even in a coffin ... ... Synonym dictionary

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LIGHT- White light. 1. Folk poet. The surrounding world, the earth with everything that exists on it. FSRYA, 411; BTS, 71; BMS 1998, 517; Versh. 6, 180; FM 2002, 414; Mokienko 1986, 222. 2. Pribaik. About a big, huge space. SNFP, 109. 3. to whom. Pribaik. O… … Big dictionary of Russian sayings

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