The finish is already close ... Only four rounds remained until the end of the Premier League championship. Alas, one could say with almost complete certainty that Rubin did not fulfill its task for the season - to get to the first five places, which give the right to participate in European competitions in the 2008 season - did not fulfill.

On August 6, in the match of the Russian rugby championship, Slava hosted VVA-Podmoskovye at home. Winning 7: 6 after the first half, the Slavs lost 10:16, although in the end of the match they were very close to trying.

In August, Slava will have three home matches of the Russian championship, which will determine what place the team will take at the end of the regular season. Three victories in these meetings, under certain circumstances, could have allowed the “Slavs” to reach the playoffs from third place.

It was assumed that the head coach of the red and yellow Andrei Cherevichny would not be able to count in this match only on number 10 Nikita Nikuschenko, who is at the Russian Spartakiad with the Moscow team. But literally on the day of the match, we had to urgently decide the question of who to put on the 9th position because of Timur Ismailov's illness. As a result, the central three-quarter Pavel Kirillov took the place of the midfielder of the fight, and Andrei Bykanov had to change into the reserve. Airat Garifullin's temperature also dropped, so Slava had 22 players in the application for the match.

The guests started the game from a position of strength, and the “Slavs” broke the rules a lot, and they did it both in attack and defense. Monintsy took advantage of this twice - precise free throws were scored by Sergei Yanyushkin. However, just three minutes later, the red-yellows carried out a wide attack, caught up with the ball to the edge, where Sergey Evseev rammed several opponents and made an attempt - 5: 6. Nikolay Sirotkin scored the hardest realization from the edge - 7: 6. Until the end of the half, the teams no longer scored points, but it was hot in almost every game episode. The Moscow Region team attacked more, but the Muscovites held out. In the course of the first half, Slava lost Grigol Tsirekidze, who went straight from the stadium to the emergency room, where he had four stitches put on his damaged ear. Instead, Mikhail Sidorov entered the field.

On the 48th minute, Slava remained in the minority. Forward Denis Antonov received a yellow card for a high capture. While the Slavs' second-lineer was serving his sentence, VVA-Podmoskovye scored 10 points. Sergei Trishin's attempt, execution and Sergei Yanyushkin's free kick made the score 16: 7 in favor of the "voenlets". For a long time, the red-yellows could not build their own game in attack. Time passed, and all the efforts of our team were in vain. However, the last minutes of the match gave all the fans a killer ending. Catching on to the ball in another's half, the Slavs first earned and scored a free kick (Nikolay Sirotkin scored), and then forced them to break the rules in the opponent's attack in the center of the field, and after a penalty kick was knocked out of touch, they ended up near the scorecard of the Monins. Having built a pier, the Slava's attackers were very close to trying, but the guests fought back. The ball remained with the owners, it was taken out on a fan, brought to the edge, where Sirotkin and Yevseev were together in front of one opponent, an accurate pass and scorecard from VVA-Podmoskovya would have been taken, but ... Sirotkin was greedy, got in touch, and then the referee recorded the game is at the 15th issue of "Glory". Without even possessing the ball, the red-yellows made the opponent panic. First, Sergei Yanyushkin hit the block, and then the "Slavs" almost took the ball in ruck, but the same Yanyushkin, being under powerful pressure, still sent the ball out of the field. Then the final scroll sounded. The "pilots" crawled away, if I may say so, and the team of Andrey Cherevichny itself buried their chances for third place in the sand.

Now, in order to take 4th place at the end of the regular season, the Slavs need to win two home matches against Metallurg and Kuban.

Slava will play its next match in the Russian rugby championship on 23 August at home against Metallurg Novokuznetsk. The beginning is at 19.00.

Andrey Cherevichny, head coach of Slava:

- Today we made a lot of mistakes in the opponent's half of the field in attacking actions. And, probably, they overplayed with an attack on their hands in their 22 meters. The key moment of the match was the removal of Denis Antonov. We again had to defend ourselves, waste energy, as a result - a missed attempt. Although in equal compositions, we spent a lot of time in our half of the field in this match.

Nikolay Nerush, head coach of VVA-Podmoskovye:

- We knew that a tough match was ahead. Not a single team has visited Slava and will not be easy. Unfortunately, we did not succeed in those moments that we had planned. For the first time this season, all the strongest were gathered, there was a good weekly preparatory cycle. We failed to cope with a number of episodes that we must clearly act out and implement.

At the same time, I am glad that the guys endured it, endured, despite the nervous ending. We won and broke away from Slava in the standings.

Match statistics

Slava - VVA-Moscow Region - 10:16(7:6)

Slava's effective actions: attempt - Evseev; implementation - Sirotkin; free kick - Sirotkin.

Punishment: Antonov, 48 (high capture) - yellow card.

Judge A. Bryzgalin (Moscow).

Slava Press Service

Proverbs, sayings and various aphorisms are an important part of the Russian language, a heritage inherited from ancestors and passed down from generation to generation. These are short but succinct sayings containing some kind of advice or instruction.

Some proverbs are used more often in modern speech, some less often. For example, you can often hear such phrases as “The elbow is near, but you won't bite”, “The quieter you go - you will continue”, “Don't have a hundred rubles, but have a hundred friends”. Many sayings have become so firmly embedded in everyday speech that they are not perceived as ancient proverbs ("Neither to myself, nor to people," "Not to the countryside, nor to the city," “Neither fish, nor meat, nor caftan, nor cassock”).

"The elbow is close, but you won't bite": the first meaning

The proverb "Close the elbow, but you won't bite" is used when they talk about something that seems very close and accessible, but which is impossible to get. If you take this proverb literally, you can understand why it sounds like that. Due to the anatomical structure, a person cannot bite his own elbow, despite the fact that at first glance it seems very simple. In this case, the analogies to the phrase “The elbow is close, but you won’t bite” can be the proverbs “The eye sees, but the tooth is numb” and “You cannot see your ears”.

Second meaning

Also, this saying is used in cases where it is impossible to correct any previously made mistake, because of which the planned goal cannot be realized. In other words, things could have turned out differently, but now it is too late.

Writing an essay on a proverb

Often, the task to write an essay or a short story based on a proverb is given in school literature or Russian literature lessons. In order to maximize the given topic, it is recommended to write, following a certain plan.

1. Introduction. In the introductory part of the essay, you can briefly describe the history of the proverb and give several options for its use in popular literary works. For example, the phrase “The elbow is close, but you won't bite” is used by Leo Tolstoy in the story “A Traveler and a Peasant”.
2. The main part, divided into two subsections. In the first of them, it is necessary to concisely explain the essence and meaning of the proverb. In the second, you need to describe your personal opinion - agree with the proverb or, conversely, express the opposite point of view. It is important that all reasoning and reflections are reasoned logically.
3. Conclusion. The part in which it is worth mentioning once again the meaning of the proverb and making a competent conclusion.

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Close (close) elbow, but you won't bite

CLOSE (close) ELBOW, YES DO NOT BITE. 1. It would seem easy to accomplish smth., But there is no way to achieve what you want. Wed The eye sees, but the tooth doesn’t; The dog sees milk, but the snout is short. The detachment wedged itself into the forest greens, and although the pilots probably knew that hated partisans were hiding somewhere here, "the elbow is close, but you won't bite." The Nazis wasted petrol and bombs. Ver Shigora, People with a clear conscience. Mikhail Illarionovich was sitting on a bench, thinking: “Now, if I had obeyed the 'clever men' and would have chased after Mu-rath at Chereshnya, Napoleon would have had time to rush past us to Kaluga along this new Kaluga road. And so - the elbow is close, but you won't bite, your majesty! " Rakovsky, Kutuzov. The elbow is close, but you won't bite. A day passed, and we did not come a meter closer to the house. The impenetrable fog that covered last night has lasted continuously throughout the day. G. Ushakov, On untouched land. And now (the elbow is close, but you won't bite!) We could not intercept the trash messengers who had left us on the way, although our raid detachments are operating in the areas along which they are walking. A. Brinsky. On the other side of the front.
2. Everything could have turned out differently, but now it is too late (expression of regret, disappointment over something unfulfilled, irreparably lost). He remembers how he lived calmly and quietly with his sisters, how no one then made noise, did not play, and everyone did his job without haste .. And it was necessary ..

The illusion of proximity

Doing something stupid

Instead of a conclusion

There are a huge variety of proverbs. Proverbs are considered popular, because they were invented by a wide variety of people, of various nationalities who lived several hundred years ago.

All the proverbs of all the peoples of the world have been collected in one book. Such a book is called "Collection of proverbs of all the peoples of the world." Folk proverbs have survived to this day, which we use in our modern conversation.

Any popular proverb carries a certain meaning, which gives a designation to a particular event, whether it is a good one or, on the contrary, a completely impartial event. A kind of proverb sounds from the lips of a person as a sentence that makes it clear to the interlocutor the attitude towards him, or a statement about a particular action.

Here, for example, is one of the famous old, folk proverbs "Close the latok, but you won't bite." This old wise proverb says that a person who wants to achieve a particular goal set for himself cannot achieve it with all his might, no matter how hard he tries. But his goal is completely close to him, but for some reason, perhaps even known, well, in no way can he achieve it.

Now, even if you imagine or try to do on personal experience the action referred to in the old proverb, that is, try to bite yourself on your own elbow, such an attempt, even several times, will not give any result, because it is impossible to bite yourself on the elbow. Thus, the old and wise proverbs said by the interlocutor to the address of another indicate the current situation.

In my opinion, folk proverbs are filled with a certain amount of wisdom. With the help of proverbs, you can easily explain to a person his situation without offending him. After all, the power of the word can in one way or another affect the psychological health of a person. After all, it is the words spoken that remain forever in the memory of a person.

In my opinion, folk proverbs teach precisely kindness, wisdom and mutual understanding between people. It is in the proverbs that the tremendous power of the word is hidden, which was presented to us by the peoples of the world and our distant ancestors. Even in our modern world, people still come up with various proverbs.

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Russian folk proverbs play an important role in the formation of national identity. It was our compatriots who were famous for their great wisdom, tremendous vitality and the ability to overcome difficulties. Probably everyone knows the proverb “The elbow is close, but you won't bite”. Usually it is used in cases where you need to show the interlocutor that time is lost.

If you try to do this intricate action, you will soon realize that it is not possible. The most interesting thing is that the elbow seems to be really close enough, but bringing it to your mouth, let alone bite it, is very problematic. This article reveals the various meanings of this wise expression, which has become winged.

Inability to fix the situation

"Near the elbow, but you won't bite" means a case when a certain situation has already occurred and it cannot be corrected. If a person pronounces this well-known phrase, it means that, as a rule, he regrets what happened, wants to correct some consequences, but cannot come to this action. Similar cases, to one degree or another, have happened to everyone at one time or another. And here the most important thing is to look for a way out, not to withdraw into oneself. After all, it is important to learn a positive lesson from any situation in order to look into the future with greater confidence.

The proverb "Close the elbow, but you won't bite" originates from ancient times, when people experienced a state of annoyance, dissatisfaction with the fact that something did not work out for them. Sometimes it turns out to be extremely difficult to fix a difficult situation and additional efforts are required for this. Each of us should always remember that at any moment of his life he can commit a rash act. You just need to be able to see your mistake in time and fix it as soon as possible so that you don't have to regret it in the future.

The illusion of proximity

Sometimes it seems to a person that some goal is right in front of his eyes. He sees it clearly enough to be able to implement it. But if you begin to consider this desire deeper, delve into the details, it turns out that the ease of implementation is the biggest delusion. The meaning of "Close the elbow, but you won't bite" goes back to the following truth: sometimes we cannot appreciate the obstacles and obstacles that arise in our life. Mistakes and failures are lessons to be learned.

Overcoming obstacles means becoming stronger and wiser. Sometimes what seemed so close and accessible before, then turns out to be difficult to achieve or even impossible, that's why they say, "The elbow is near, but you won't bite." The meaning of the proverb goes back to being able to recognize such situations in time.

Doing something stupid

People tend to be wrong. For some rash actions then you have to pay your whole life. Sometimes we do not understand that later we can regret that in difficult times we didn’t help someone, refused to participate, didn’t say a kind word. When they say "Close the elbow, but you won't bite", as a rule, they mean themselves, their past mistakes and blunders. After all, the past cannot be changed, it is impossible to correct it, it can only be accepted.

To stop blaming yourself for some significant event requires a revision of the past with a deep analysis of feelings. Often people say about themselves: "The elbow is near, but you won't bite." At the same time, everyone understands the meaning of the proverb: both adults and children.

Instead of a conclusion

In the Russian language, there are a large number of sayings and sayings that reflect public consciousness. All of them are beautiful and remarkable in their own way, filled with special meaning. "Close the elbow, but you won't bite" - these words are usually said to themselves by those who regret the chosen direction in life. It is human nature to make mistakes, it becomes even more sad that at a certain moment it becomes too late to correct various flaws. If possible, everything should be done in due time. Later, as a rule, various circumstances arise that can prevent you from correcting what once happened. In this case, colossal patience and hard mental work are required from a person.

close, but you won't bite

The bend of the arm, where the humerus meets the bones of the forearm (radius and ulna)

Russian measure of length about 11 vershoks

Part of the sleeve of the garment

Old Russian measure of length (38-46 cm)

... "Close ... but you won't bite"

... "Knee" on the arm

... "Knee" on the arm

He is close - but you won't bite! (proverb)

It is not customary to put it on the table

Victim of vexation

M. junction of the ramen (humerus) bone with the two following below it (ulna and radius); fold, joint, outgoing angle of the upper limb, arm. Lean on your elbow. Do not put your elbows under your sides, do not push. The whole part of the arm, from this joint to the wrist, consisting of two bones: the radius and ulna; one last, which with its tip bends around the coil of the humerus and forms the very corner of the joint. the form of a measure, the length from the corner of this to the end of the middle finger, about 14 vershoks; use all over the western edge; Vilna elbow, same. Angle, kink, knee, outgoing tooth, and the distance or space from kink to kink. The river is all in the elbows, flows with the elbows, protruded or protruded with the elbow. Go elbow to elbow, or elbow to elbow, in a row, up. To hug your elbows, to push in the crowd. Close the elbow, but you won't bite. You can't bite your elbow. Lived from the elbow, and lived with the nail. We are going to live from an elbow, but we live from a fingernail. Himself with a marigold, and a beard with an elbow. Give from the claw, request from the elbow. Himself from the elbow, and the caftan is short. someone else's hands a marigold with an elbow. Under the nose, not under the elbow. Press under your elbow, appropriate. Eyes on the elbows. tailor and elbow on departure. Elbows banged. Fear a thin elbow and a light button, an orderly. The girl will hurt her elbow, the single guy remembers. The elbow itches, to grief. The elbow itches (scratching the elbow), sleep in a new place. At least a hand up to the elbow! goddess. every son is in gold up to the elbow, in silver up to the waist, there is a clear moon in the forehead, in the back of the head there are frequent stars. Ulna, inner, opposite the little finger; it forms the very corner of the elbow, and under the wrist an ankle; when the hand is turned with the palm down, the radius is thrown across the ulna crosswise. Elbow, related to the elbow. Elbow, curving, cranked, broken, toothed. Elbow, elbow, to a lesser extent. Elbow, elbow comp. by value adj. Lokotnik m. Handle, handguard, handrails of armchairs, sofa. Elbow piece, elbow piece forged with a groove, armor for protection from the log. Elbows, yawns at the window, propped up with an elbow. Loktovina (Loktevina) bend, perished, knee, angle, prong. Loktevina river

The place of the bend of the arm

On the leg - knee, and on the arm

You can't bite him from resentment

Felt friendly part of the hand

Feelable part of a friend's hand

Russian measure of length

Russian measure of length, equal to 102/3 vershok

Manual analog of the robot hinge

Fold for the annoying bite

Old Russian measure of length

That with vexation they try to bite

A robot has a hinge on its arm, and a human

A part of the body that is too tough for its owner

Part of the body that should not be placed on the table

In ancient Rome: a unit of length equal to 44.4 cm

Non-systemic measure of length; was equal to two spans, or 38-46 cm

Measure of length until the 18th century, equal to the distance from the elbow joint of the hand to the end of the elongated middle finger, equal to about 2/3 arshins - about 46 cm

Manual border guard

Part of the hand

Bitten victim of self-annoyance

Part of the hand that is difficult to bite

Feel ... a friend

... "Knee" on the arm

A robot has a hinge on its arm, but a human?

Knee on the leg, but on the arm?

... "Knee" on the hand

... "Close ... but you won't bite"

He is bitten with annoyance