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Перевод: masonic

[прилагательное]
масонский

Тезаурус:

1. There was a Masonic Hall in Island Road.
2. Then came a "surprise" do at the Masonic Lodge with over 70 friends and relatives.
3. One woman, a vicar's wife, spoke of her involvement with, and influence of her high-ranking masonic father.
4. If challenged to justify why blacks are struck from the jury, prosecutors offer the most ridiculous reasons - "he looked dumb", "he lived in the same part of town as the defendant" (most blacks live in the same part of town), "he was a mason and I was worried about masonic links" (the prospective juror was a stone mason by profession).
5. The British Consul, Brown, advised all British visitors to return home in case the island was blockaded, and a large group left the island on the Edinburgh Castle , including an important delegation from Britain's Grand Masonic Lodge which had been in the island to attend the inauguration of a new Masonic temple.
6. Such poetry is spoilt, however, by sledgehammer politics: "Sniffing glue instead of your masonic brandies we fell off the cogs of misfortune "
7. The squat cupola has fan-shaped windows, and the all-seeing eye in the centre of its ceiling suggests a certain Masonic influence.
8. "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.
9. Torrens also points out that many of the early masonic lodges were "orientated to the setting or rising sun" and "others were aligned to receive the light from certain stars".
10. His more startling assertion in a long television interview last week that some members of the banned P2 masonic lodge were also "patriots" brought Mr Cossiga within a hair's breadth of provoking a constitutional crisis.
11. It is a bit like a Masonic handshake.)
12. Rodgers has little difficulty reading between the lines of Hytner's stylish staging, which apes the hairpin role-reversals of Mozart's convoluted Masonic fable by itself, neatly reversing the racial and sexual stereotypes of the original.
13. Now I'd always said to myself, "I'll never join the Masonic Lodge," and therefore I wouldn't join the Bobby Burns Club.