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creation

/kriˈeɪ.ʃən/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das den Vorgang oder Prozess des Erschaffens bezeichnet oder das, was erschaffen wurde.

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noun

/kriˈeɪ.ʃən/B2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das den Vorgang oder Prozess des Erschaffens bezeichnet oder das, was erschaffen wurde.

A noun referring to the act or process of bringing something into existence, or the thing that has been created.

  1. Act of makingB1formal

    The act or process of bringing something into existence.

    deErschaffung

    • The creation of the new park took two years.
    • She is responsible for the creation of the company's logo.
    • The creation of a masterpiece requires patience and skill.

    Synonymebuildingconstructionfabricationformationgenerationinventionmakingmanufactureoriginationproduction

    Antonymeabolitionannihilationdestructioneradicationextinction

  2. Something made or inventedB1formal

    A thing that has been made or invented, especially something showing skill or imagination.

    deSchöpfung

    • The artist's latest creation is a stunning sculpture.
    • This dish is a delicious creation from the chef.
    • The smartphone is a remarkable creation of modern technology.

    Synonymebrainchildconcoctioncontrivancehandiworkinnovationinventionproductproductionwork

  3. The universe or worldB2formal

    The universe and all living things, often considered as having been made by a divine power.

    deSchöpfung

    • Many religions have stories about the creation of the world.
    • The beauty of creation can be seen in nature.
    • He marveled at the wonders of creation.

    Synonymecosmosexistenceuniverseworld

Formen
  • creations plural form
  • creations' possessive plural form
  • creation's possessive singular form
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