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(krieɪt)

Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense creates, present participle creating, past tense, past participle created

1. verb

To create something means to cause it to happen or exist.

We set business free to create more jobs in Britain. [VERB noun]

She could create a fight out of anything. [VERB noun]

The lights create such a glare it's next to impossible to see anything behind them. [VERB noun]

Criticizing will only destroy a relationship and create feelings of failure. [VERB noun]

Synonyms: cause, lead to, occasion [formal], beget [old-fashioned] More Synonyms of create

creation (krieɪʃən) uncountable noun

These businesses stimulate the creation of local jobs. [+ of]

The creation of large parks and forests is of lower priority than some twenty yearsago.

Synonyms: universe, world, life, nature More Synonyms of create

Synonyms: making, generation, formation, conception More Synonyms of create

Synonyms: setting up, development, production, institution More Synonyms of create

2. verb

When someone creates a new product or process, they invent it or design it.

It is really great for a radio producer to create a show like this. [VERB noun]

He's creating a whole new language of painting. [VERB noun]

Synonyms: make, form, produce, develop More Synonyms of create

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create in British English

(kriːˈeɪt)

verb

1. (transitive)

to cause to come into existence

2. (transitive)

to invest with a new honour, office, or title; appoint

3. (transitive)

to be the cause of

these circumstances created the revolution

4. (transitive)

to act (a role) in the first production of a play

5. (intransitive)

to be engaged in creative work

6. (intransitive) British slang

to make a fuss or uproar

Derived forms

creatable (creˈatable)

adjective

Word origin

C14 creat created, from Latin creātus, from creāre to produce, make

create in American English

(kriˈeɪt; often ˈkriˌeɪt)

verb transitiveWord forms: creˈated or creˈating

to cause to come into existence; bring into being; make; originate; esp., to make or design (something requiring art, skill, invention, etc.)

to bring about; give rise to; cause

new industries create new jobs

to invest with a new rank, function, etc.

to be the first to portray (a particular role in a play)

adjective

5. Archaic

created

Word origin

ME createn < L creatus, pp. of creare, to create < IE *rē-, var. of base *ker-, to grow, cause to grow > cereal

Examples of 'create' in a sentence
create

So I've begun to wonder if I might not create my own small-scale old people's development.Her vision faded: Gabriel could create such a collection, she could not.The lights create such a glare it's next to impossible to see anything behind them," she said.Two armchairs had been placed on top of it to create more floor-space.

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British English: create /kriːˈeɪt/ VERB

To create something means to cause it to happen or exist.

The new factory will create 1,000 jobs.

American English: create
Arabic: يُبْدِعُ
Brazilian Portuguese: criar
Chinese: 创造
Croatian: stvoriti
Czech: tvořit
Danish: skabe
Dutch: maken
European Spanish: crear
Finnish: luoda
French: créer
German: schaffen Design
Greek: δημιουργώ
Italian: creare
Japanese: 創造する
Korean: 창조하다
Norwegian: lage
Polish: stworzyć
European Portuguese: criar
Romanian: a crea
Russian: создавать
Latin American Spanish: crear
Swedish: skapa
Thai: สร้าง
Turkish: yaratmak
Ukrainian: створювати
Vietnamese: tạo ra

Chinese translation of 'create'

create

(kriːˈeɪt)

vt

[job, situation, wealth, problem etc] 创(創)造 (chuàngzào)
[feeling] 引起 (yǐnqǐ)

1 (verb) in the sense of cause

Definition

to be the cause of

Criticism will only create feelings of failure.

Synonyms

cause

I don't want to cause any trouble.

lead to

occasion (formal)

The incident occasioned a full-scale parliamentary row.

beget (old-fashioned)

Poverty begets debt.

bring about

2 (verb) in the sense of make

Definition

to cause to come into existence

He's creating a whole new language of painting.

Synonyms

make

They now make cars at two plants in Europe.

form

The bowl was formed out of clay.

produce

The company produces circuitry for communications systems.

develop

Several countries developed a revised budget.

design

We may be able to design a course to suit your particular needs.

generate

The minister said the reforms would generate new jobs.

invent

He invented the first electric clock.

coin

The phrase `cosmic ray' was coined by R. A. Millikan in 1925.

compose

They agreed to form a council composed of leaders of the rival factions.

devise

We devised a scheme to help him.

initiate

hatch

They hatched a plot to get their own back.

originate

No-one knows who originated this story.

formulate

He formulated his plan for escape.

give birth to

spawn

dream up (informal)

concoct

He said the prisoner had concocted the story to get a lighter sentence.

beget

give life to

bring into being or existence

Opposites

destroy

demolish

annihilate

3 (verb) in the sense of appoint

Definition

to appoint to a new rank or position

They are about to create a scholarship fund for less advantaged students.

Synonyms

appoint

It made sense to appoint a banker to this job.

make

They made him transport minister.

found

He founded the Centre for Journalism Studies.

establish

They established the school in 1989.

set up

invest

He was invested as a paramount chief of a district tribe.

install

A new Catholic bishop was installed yesterday.

constitute

On 6 July a People's Revolutionary Government was constituted.

Additional synonyms

in the sense of beget

Definition

to cause or create

Poverty begets debt.

Synonyms

cause,

bring,

produce,

create,

effect,

lead to,

occasion (formal),

result in,

generate,

provoke,

induce,

bring about,

give rise to,

precipitate,

incite,

engender

in the sense of coin

Definition

to invent (a new word or phrase)

The phrase `cosmic ray' was coined by R. A. Millikan in 1925.

Synonyms

invent,

create,

make up,

frame,

forge,

conceive,

originate,

formulate,

fabricate,

think up

in the sense of compose

Definition

to be the component elements of

They agreed to form a council composed of leaders of the rival factions.

Synonyms

put together,

make up,

constitute,

comprise,

make,

build,

form,

fashion,

construct,

compound

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单词	create
释义	Trends of create View usage for: create (krieɪt) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense creates, present participle creating, past tense, past participle created 1. verb To create something means to cause it to happen or exist. We set business free to create more jobs in Britain. [VERB noun] She could create a fight out of anything. [VERB noun] The lights create such a glare it's next to impossible to see anything behind them. [VERB noun] Criticizing will only destroy a relationship and create feelings of failure. [VERB noun] Synonyms: cause, lead to, occasion [formal], beget [old-fashioned] More Synonyms of create creation (krieɪʃən) uncountable noun These businesses stimulate the creation of local jobs. [+ of] The creation of large parks and forests is of lower priority than some twenty yearsago. Synonyms: universe, world, life, nature More Synonyms of create Synonyms: making, generation, formation, conception More Synonyms of create Synonyms: setting up, development, production, institution More Synonyms of create 2. verb When someone creates a new product or process, they invent it or design it. It is really great for a radio producer to create a show like this. [VERB noun] He's creating a whole new language of painting. [VERB noun] Synonyms: make, form, produce, develop More Synonyms of create More Synonyms of create create in British English (kriːˈeɪt) verb 1. (transitive) to cause to come into existence 2. (transitive) to invest with a new honour, office, or title; appoint 3. (transitive) to be the cause of these circumstances created the revolution 4. (transitive) to act (a role) in the first production of a play 5. (intransitive) to be engaged in creative work 6. (intransitive) British slang to make a fuss or uproar Derived forms creatable (creˈatable) adjective Word origin C14 creat created, from Latin creātus, from creāre to produce, make create in American English (kriˈeɪt; often ˈkriˌeɪt) verb transitiveWord forms: creˈated or creˈating 1. to cause to come into existence; bring into being; make; originate; esp., to make or design (something requiring art, skill, invention, etc.) 2. to bring about; give rise to; cause new industries create new jobs 3. to invest with a new rank, function, etc. 4. to be the first to portray (a particular role in a play) adjective 5. Archaic created Word origin ME createn < L creatus, pp. of creare, to create < IE rē-, var. of base ker-, to grow, cause to grow > cereal Examples of 'create' in a sentence create So I've begun to wonder if I might not create my own small-scale old people's development. Ferrars, Elizabeth THE OTHER DEVIL'S NAME (2002) Her vision faded: Gabriel could create such a collection, she could not. Butler, Gwendoline COFFIN IN FASHION (2002) The lights create such a glare it's next to impossible to see anything behind them," she said. Smith, Evelyn E MISS MELVILLE REGRETS (2002) Two armchairs had been placed on top of it to create more floor-space. Mark Burnell THE RHYTHM SECTION (2002) In other languages create British English: create /kriːˈeɪt/ VERB To create something means to cause it to happen or exist. The new factory will create 1,000 jobs. American English: create Arabic: يُبْدِعُ Brazilian Portuguese: criar Chinese: 创造 Croatian: stvoriti Czech: tvořit Danish: skabe Dutch: maken European Spanish: crear Finnish: luoda French: créer German: schaffen Design Greek: δημιουργώ Italian: creare Japanese: 創造する Korean: 창조하다 Norwegian: lage Polish: stworzyć European Portuguese: criar Romanian: a crea Russian: создавать Latin American Spanish: crear Swedish: skapa Thai: สร้าง Turkish: yaratmak Ukrainian: створювати Vietnamese: tạo ra Chinese translation of 'create' create (kriːˈeɪt) vt [job, situation, wealth, problem etc] 创(創)造 (chuàngzào) [feeling] 引起 (yǐnqǐ) 1 (verb) in the sense of cause Definition to be the cause of Criticism will only create feelings of failure. Synonyms cause I don't want to cause any trouble. lead to occasion (formal) The incident occasioned a full-scale parliamentary row. beget (old-fashioned) Poverty begets debt. bring about 2 (verb) in the sense of make Definition to cause to come into existence He's creating a whole new language of painting. Synonyms make They now make cars at two plants in Europe. form The bowl was formed out of clay. produce The company produces circuitry for communications systems. develop Several countries developed a revised budget. design We may be able to design a course to suit your particular needs. generate The minister said the reforms would generate new jobs. invent He invented the first electric clock. coin The phrase `cosmic ray' was coined by R. A. Millikan in 1925. compose They agreed to form a council composed of leaders of the rival factions. devise We devised a scheme to help him. initiate hatch They hatched a plot to get their own back. originate No-one knows who originated this story. formulate He formulated his plan for escape. give birth to spawn dream up (informal) concoct He said the prisoner had concocted the story to get a lighter sentence. beget give life to bring into being or existence Opposites destroy , demolish , annihilate 3 (verb) in the sense of appoint Definition to appoint to a new rank or position They are about to create a scholarship fund for less advantaged students. Synonyms appoint It made sense to appoint a banker to this job. make They made him transport minister. found He founded the Centre for Journalism Studies. establish They established the school in 1989. set up invest He was invested as a paramount chief of a district tribe. install A new Catholic bishop was installed yesterday. constitute On 6 July a People's Revolutionary Government was constituted. Additional synonyms in the sense of beget Definition to cause or create Poverty begets debt. Synonyms cause, bring, produce, create, effect, lead to, occasion (formal), result in, generate, provoke, induce, bring about, give rise to, precipitate, incite, engender in the sense of coin Definition to invent (a new word or phrase) The phrase `cosmic ray' was coined by R. A. Millikan in 1925. Synonyms invent, create, make up, frame, forge, conceive, originate, formulate, fabricate, think up in the sense of compose Definition to be the component elements of They agreed to form a council composed of leaders of the rival factions. Synonyms put together, make up, constitute, comprise, make, build, form, fashion, construct, compound Synonyms of 'create' create Explore 'create' in the dictionary
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