The expression "no and no trial" is heard by many Russian-speaking people. What does this stable combination mean and in what situations can it be used correctly, not everyone understands.
Value
The expression "no and no trial" is used in the case of expressing dissatisfaction when the interlocutor reconciles with the absence of something or with refusal. If someone said “no” in the conversation, and you received this phrase in response, this means that the opponent’s arguments are over and he does not want to continue the conversation. Thus, “no and no trial” means a humbly acceptance of the absence of anything or the refusal of a request.
Use
In addition to the use of phraseology in everyday speech, it can be found in fiction, as this expression has a bright expressive coloring. For example, in Gogol’s play “Marriage, ” the hero Kochkarev discourages Zhevakin from intending to marry as follows: “Kochkarev. But you heard that she has no dowry. Zhevakin. There is no trial. Of course, this is bad, but by the way, with such an adorable girl, with her circumvents, can live without a dowry. " In the “Master and Margarita” by Bulgakov you can find such a dialogue: “After all, what’s it, ” Nikanor Ivanovich bitterly said, while he was given an injection, “I don’t and don’t! Let Pushkin give them the currency. No!” “No, no, ” calmed kind-hearted Praskovya Fedorovna, - but there is no trial. ”
An example of the use of the expression from Chekhov’s letter: “The best help is money. If there were no money, Nikolay would now be lying somewhere in the hospital for laborers. Therefore, the main thing is money. If you don’t have money, then there’s no court"
