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When a camel is one coin, there is no coin, when a camel is a thousand coins, here are a thousand coins. In addition to the cheapness of the market, this proverb gives information about the level of human possibility. Sometimes this camel is sold for a coin, but a coin has a high value and power. Because of this, it is impossible to get a camel (where is a coin!). Another time will come when the price of a camel will exceed a thousand coins²⁹. ^.37
But even though you have this thousand coins, you have the ability to buy a camel (Here are a thousand coins!) In the figurative sense: wealth and poverty, luck and bad luck, prosperity and poverty are meant.
It is known that phrases express a figurative meaning, bring out the specific aspects of word meanings, and serve to increase speech effectiveness. For example, the meaning of the phrase "rich sick" means that a rich person has a wide range of opportunities, can be cared for even in the case of a mild illness, and can take care of himself.
A sick person is a disease that, although not serious, requires care or is an excuse for such care; a person with such a disease. The thing called pain, when it finds a patient, sits there without leaving the body. That is why patients who have no cure for their pain are called "rich patients". "Fist"³⁰.
Satisfy yourself. Self-sufficient people in our neighborhood donate, help orphans and low-income families. They sponsor many good works. (from the Internet).
His arm is long. It has a lot of potential. Antonym: short-handed (having limited capacity)³¹. In our speech, the expressions "long-handed" and "short-handed" are actively used in the above meanings. It should also be noted that the expression "long-armed" does not only express the concept of "rich", but is a multi-meaning phraseological unit.
One of the distinctive signs of a person's belonging to a social group is the concept of status. The meaning of the concept of "social position" is determined by the position of a person in society in accordance with his gender, age, profession, origin, kinship, friendship and other relationships, the amount of income, etc. A person's social status is a concept that reflects a lifelong (that is, not innate), changing and "capricious" phenomenon.
The variability of the individual's position means that, for example, a person who is a worker can become an intellectual or intellectual worker. The "capriciousness" of the position can turn a banker into a bankrupt, and an unemployed person into a homeless person. All aspects of a person's social position are formed and changed in the process of socialization, when a person acquires (changes, loses, etc.) certain social characteristics, tasks or positions³².
In the process of studying any anthropolinguistic phenomenon, it is necessary to study it on the basis of a two-way, i.e., positive-negative dialectical principle. This allows observing and researching belonging phenomena from different perspectives.