“His songs fly away in quotations” (Russian expression, looking for an English alternative)
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Он является одним из главных исполнителей российской сцены и настоящим народным артистом, песни которого разлетаются на цитаты.
He is one of the most well-known Russian entertainers and a true people's artist, whose songs fly away in quotations.
The meaning is clear: people adopt phrases and excerpts from his songs as "household phrases". It's as if phrases from his songs are turning into birds and flying away on their own, they are so strong.
The only English alternative to Russian "fly away in quotations" that I was able to recall is "his songs give rise to household phrases".
I wonder if there are more English expressions to carry across the same meaning.
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Он является одним из главных исполнителей российской сцены и настоящим народным артистом, песни которого разлетаются на цитаты.
He is one of the most well-known Russian entertainers and a true people's artist, whose songs fly away in quotations.
The meaning is clear: people adopt phrases and excerpts from his songs as "household phrases". It's as if phrases from his songs are turning into birds and flying away on their own, they are so strong.
The only English alternative to Russian "fly away in quotations" that I was able to recall is "his songs give rise to household phrases".
I wonder if there are more English expressions to carry across the same meaning.
phrase-requests idioms translation
asked 27 mins ago
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Он является одним из главных исполнителей российской сцены и настоящим народным артистом, песни которого разлетаются на цитаты.
He is one of the most well-known Russian entertainers and a true people's artist, whose songs fly away in quotations.
The meaning is clear: people adopt phrases and excerpts from his songs as "household phrases". It's as if phrases from his songs are turning into birds and flying away on their own, they are so strong.
The only English alternative to Russian "fly away in quotations" that I was able to recall is "his songs give rise to household phrases".
I wonder if there are more English expressions to carry across the same meaning.
phrase-requests idioms translation
asked 27 mins ago
CowperKettleCowperKettle
1,76411340
Он является одним из главных исполнителей российской сцены и настоящим народным артистом, песни которого разлетаются на цитаты.
He is one of the most well-known Russian entertainers and a true people's artist, whose songs fly away in quotations.
The meaning is clear: people adopt phrases and excerpts from his songs as "household phrases". It's as if phrases from his songs are turning into birds and flying away on their own, they are so strong.
The only English alternative to Russian "fly away in quotations" that I was able to recall is "his songs give rise to household phrases".
I wonder if there are more English expressions to carry across the same meaning.
phrase-requests idioms translation
phrase-requests idioms translation
asked 27 mins ago
CowperKettleCowperKettle
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asked 27 mins ago
CowperKettleCowperKettle
1,76411340
asked 27 mins ago
CowperKettleCowperKettle
1,76411340
asked 27 mins ago
CowperKettleCowperKettle
1,76411340
asked 27 mins ago
CowperKettleCowperKettle
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