The book "Phraseological explanatory dictionary of the Russian language: more than 1000 idioms, 2000 meanings" by Baranov A. N. and others - this is a real find for everyone who seeks to better understand the richness and diversity of the Russian language This dictionary is not just a reference book, but an exciting journey into the world of phraseology, which makes our speech brighter and more expressive. Phraseologisms are not just a set of words, they are whole stories that are enclosed in familiar expressions. For example, the phrase "hit the baklushi" may seem strange, but it hides a deep meaning that easily escapes attention. This dictionary contains more than 1000 idioms, each of which is accompanied by a detailed explanation and examples of use. This makes the book an indispensable assistant for both students studying Russian and professionals working with texts. Who can like this dictionary? First of all, it will be useful for students, schoolchildren and everyone who studies Russian as a foreign language. It will also be a great help for teachers, journalists and writers who want to make their speech more expressive and lively. Even those who are just interested in culture and language will find a lot of interesting things in this book. The age of readers is not limited - from schoolchildren to adults who want to expand their vocabulary and deepen their understanding of the language The topics raised in the dictionary cover a wide range: from everyday life to cultural and historical aspects. Each idiom has its own story, and in the dictionary you can find not only its meaning, but also the context in which it arose. This makes reading not only informative, but also fascinating. For example, the reader will be able to learn how the phrase “the dog ate” is associated with the story of loyalty and devotion, and “to dust in the eye” with the art of deception and manipulation. Author's style, A. N. Baranova, distinguished by clarity and accessibility. It skillfully combines a scientific approach with a living language, making the material easy to perceive. Baranov is not new to the world of lexicography; his other well-known works are also devoted to linguistic aspects and phraseology. He knows how to make complex things simple and understandable, which is especially valuable in educational literature. The dictionary may also be of interest to those engaged in literary creation. Understanding phraseology and their nuances can significantly enrich the style of the writer, make his texts more lively and memorable. In addition, it is an excellent editing and proofreading tool to avoid common errors and inaccuracies. In conclusion, the Phraseological explanatory dictionary of the Russian language is not just a book, but a whole world that opens the door to understanding the language and culture. It will become a faithful companion for all who want to improve their knowledge of the Russian language, deepen their understanding of its phraseology and make their speech more expressive. Do not miss the opportunity to get acquainted with this fascinating and useful book, which will enrich your vocabulary and open new horizons in the world of the Russian language.