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Перевод: microcosm

[существительное]
микрокосм ; микромир ; что-либо в миниатюре

Тезаурус:

1. In the library there is a hair-raisingly gory book on display entitled A Survey of the Microcosm or The Anatomie of the Bodies of Man and Woman (1675) by Michael Spaher.
2. In the daily life of Makarenko's colony crime can be observed in microcosm.
3. They offer a microcosm of his mental world in their range: Zen Buddhism, poetry, English and French literature, mysticism and spirituality (not least that of Simone Weil), music, a few general books.
4. The microcosm becomes the macrocosm: the key to the whole universe may well be hidden in one hydrogen atom.
5. This analytical framework is used to assess practice in the following case study of a secondary school where the distribution of capitation allowances is a microcosm of resource behaviour.
6. The children's bedroom seemed to me like a microcosm of maturer communities: the same shifting alliances, occasional irritations, necessity for tolerance and need for periods of privacy.
7. The Rochester and Chatham Council accepted a similar invitation from their local School Board: hitherto the Board's inspector had been an Anglican priest so that Anglican "exclusiveness" was yielding in this microcosm to the new England.
8. When the microcosm presents an experience of the macrocosm, it is dramatic indeed.
9. The church building was a microcosm of the heavenly kingdom.
10. Their diverse origins can be seen in the microcosm of Nikol'skaia volost' alone.
11. Makarenko revived the military model in microcosm, and his strict pedagogical methods were adopted on a vast scale in the 1930s by Stalin, who reawakened many other lingering aspects of military-inspired government.
12. Another feature of Party activity in Roslavl' and Smolensk reflected in microcosm top-level efforts in Moscow to divide and rule by setting the Living Church and other sects against the official Orthodox Church.
13. Zvornik, where Muslims and Serbs have lived and worked alongside each other for decades, is a microcosm of towns across the crumbling ethnic mosaic of Bosnia-Hercegovina.