| 释义 |  create /krē-ātˈ/  transitive verbintransitive verb (slang)To bring into being or form out of nothingTo bring into being by force of imaginationTo make, produce or formTo designTo invest with a new form, office or characterTo instituteTo be the first actor to play (a certain role)
 To make a fuss ORIGIN: L creāre, -ātum to create, creātūra a thing created creātˈable  adjective creation /krē-āˈshən/   noun The act of creating(with cap and the) God's act of creating the universe (Christianity)That which is createdThe world, the universeA specially designed, elaborate, or particularly striking, garment, eg a hat
 creāˈtional  adjective creāˈtionism  noun The theory that the universe has its origin in the specific acts of creation by God recorded in the Book of Genesis, opp to evolutionismThe theory that God immediately creates a soul for every human being born, opp to traducianism
 creāˈtionist  noun and  adjective  creāˈtive  adjective nounHaving power to createCreatingShowing or relating to imagination or originality(esp of accounting or accountancy) characterized by an imaginative re-interpretation or dubious manipulation of established rules of procedure, for personal benefit or ease of operation (euphemistic)
 A person who works in a creative role, esp in the advertising industry creāˈtively  adverb creāˈtiveness  noun creativity /krē-ə-tivˈ/   noun The state or quality of being creativeThe ability to create
  creāˈtor  noun Someone who createsA maker(with cap and the) the Supreme being, God
 creāˈtorship  noun creāˈtrix or creāˈtress  noun (rare) A female creator creatural /krēˈchər-əl/ or creaˈturely  adjective  Relating to a creature or thing created creature /krēˈchər/   noun An animate being, esp an animalA human being, in this sense often used in contempt or compassionSomething created, whether animate or inanimateA person completely under one's control, a dependant, instrument, or puppet(usu with the) alcoholic drink (informal)
 creaˈtureship  noun creation science  noun  Creationism treated as a scientific viewpoint or theory creative accounting or creative accountancy see creative above. creative therapy  noun  The use of art, dance, music, etc to assist human development and social interaction, eg during recovery from illness creature comforts  plural noun Material comforts such as food, drink, a place to sleep, etcAlcohol, esp whisky
 creature of habit  noun An animal with fixed behavioural patternsA person of unchanging routines
 the Creator see creator above. |