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create

/kriˈeɪt/

Traduction: Verbe désignant l'action de faire exister quelque chose de nouveau, de produire ou de provoquer un événement, ou encore d'inventer.

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/kriˈeɪt/B1formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action de faire exister quelque chose de nouveau, de produire ou de provoquer un événement, ou encore d'inventer.

A verb used to indicate the act of bringing something into existence or causing something to happen.

  1. Bring into existenceA2formal

    To make something new exist that did not exist before.

    frcréer

    • She created a beautiful painting.
    • The company created thousands of jobs.
    • Scientists created a new vaccine.

    Synonymesbring aboutbuildcausecomposeconstructdevisefashionformgenerateinventmakeoriginateproduce

    Antonymesabolishannihilatedestroyeliminateerase

  2. Produce or causeB1formal

    To produce something or cause something to happen.

    frproduire ou causer

    • The storm created chaos in the city.
    • He created an opportunity for his team.
    • They created a new website for the business.

    Synonymesbring aboutcauseeffectengendergeneratemakeoccasionproduce

    Antonymesabolishannihilatedemolishdestroy

  3. Design or inventB1formal

    To design, invent, or originate something new.

    frcréer (concevoir ou inventer)

    • The artist created a unique sculpture.
    • She created a new recipe for dinner.
    • Programmers created the app from scratch.

    Synonymesauthorcoincomposeconceivecontrivedesigndeviseformulateinventoriginate

    Antonymesabolishannihilatedemolishdestroyobliterateruin

Formes
  • created past participle
  • created past simple
  • creating present participle
  • creates third person singular
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