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Перевод: hermetic

[прилагательное]
герметический; плотно закрытый;
[существительное]
алхимик

Тезаурус:

1. The creation of structure was for a purpose: the hermetic principle of "as above, so below", imitating the macrocosm in the microcosm, bringing the vastness of nature and the universe down to a scale we can relate to.
2. May they preserve us from the hermetic seal.
3. The Oyster case is the epitome of strength, carved from a solid block of Stainless Steel, Gold or Platinum, in no less than one hundred and sixty-two separate operations with a further thirty-two operations required to produce the Twinlock winding crown, a hermetic seal that ensures perfect waterproofing to a depth of one hundred metres.
4. hermetic utterance
5. "Our Order possesses the KEY, claimed the article, "which opens up all Masonic and Hermetic secrets, namely, the teaching of sexual magic, and this teaching explains, without exception, all the secrets of Nature, all the symbolism of FREEMASONRY and all systems of religion" their capital letters.
6. But in the early eighties it was very different, and, as the same observer comments, Argentina then "was a very hermetic society.
7. Superannuated net scribes maintained a bleary outpost at one end of the bar, from which to garner the increasingly hermetic gossip which was all they had left to peddle.
8. The Hermetic axiom "as above - so below" is again apparent in the discussion of innumerable phenomena which differ only in aspect, size and proportion, their nature remaining consistent with the workings of the universal scheme of creation.
9. In the mysteries of the temples of Ancient Egypt and in Greece where the teachings were called the Hermetic Gnosis.
10. Similarly, there were practitioners, among both Moslem and Christian, of the "hermetic arts" of alchemy, science and mystical theology.
11. The hermetic atmosphere in which the election was conducted was a celebration of the monotheistic religion of the market system, the diminishing of our capacity to change the world, the extinction of social hope.
12. So, tending the sick becomes not a Christian duty but "Hermetic rosicrucian dulia", Hercules is "another shamanic astronaut" and we are introduced to "God and his female form the Shekinah".
13. But he convinces one that, from their early days of teenage touring in Hauptmann's Hannele, they shared a mutual devotion to each other, an indefinable star quality and a passion for the strange, hermetic world of theatre.