| No. |
Set expression |
Address reference of set expression |
| 1 |
The race is got by running |
“Viam supervadet vadens” - Latin phraseological unit, actively mastered by the children's song tradition: "The race is got by running / Leading with the unknown battle, / The singing will get the road, / Take this song with you!" (V. Tatarnikov) |
| 2 |
Through hardship to the stars! |
“Per aspera ad astra!” (Latin phraseological unit) |
| 3 |
Nothing is impossible! |
Expression interpretation: “Nothing is impossible, the word itself says 'I'm possible'!” (Audrey Hepburn) |
| 4 |
Never give up! |
Expression interpretation: "Never, never, never give up!" (W. Churchill) |
| 5 |
“I take a simple view of life: keep your eyes open and get on with it” |
“I take a simple view of life: keep your eyes open and get on with it” (Laurence Olivier) |
| 6 |
"If not us, then who?" |
"If not us, then who?" (philosopher Hillel (1st century BC), Jeanne D'Arc; modern military and volunteer motto) |
| 7 |
Here and Now |
“Here and Now” is the title of a Japanese anime series about courage and virtue. |
| 8 |
It hurts! It’s scary, difficult, normal, but necessary. |
Interpretation and contamination of popular songs and poems, for example: “No longer ...”: “It doesn't hurt anymore, It's no longer scary, It's already calm. It doesn't matter anymore. Already dead, Already crucified, Have already been killed! Degenerates! Already without a fight, No longer necessary, No more whining,No longer a herd "(Restless Pinocchio) |
| 9 |
“Train with those who are stronger, love those who cannot be, do not give up where others give up. And you will win where you cannot win! " |
“Train with those who are stronger, love those who cannot be, do not give up where others give up. And you will win where you cannot win! " (Bruce Lee) |
