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the act or process of making something that is new, or of causing something to exist that did not exist before 创造;创建 Job creation needs to be the top priority. 当务之急是创造就业机会。 a period of economic growth and wealth creation 经济增长和财富创造的时期 content creation software 内容创建软件 - creation of something
the creation of an independent state 独立国家的建立 The reforms led to the creation of 220 jobs. 改革创造了220个工作岗位。 The committee proposed the creation of a new Chair of Portuguese for the university. 委员会提议为该大学设立一个新的葡萄牙语教席。 He had been with the company since its creation in 1989. 他从 1989 年公司成立以来就一直在那里工作。
Extra ExamplesThe new Act allows for the creation of vocational schools. 新法案允许创建职业学校。 They joined forces to oppose the creation of wind farms. 他们联合起来共同反对建立风力发电厂。 They recommended the creation of a new government agency to be responsible for the environment. 他们建议新成立一个政府机构来负责环境问题。 the process of database creation 数据库的创建过程
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- employment
- job
- wealth
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- advocate
- call for
- propose
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- [countable] (often humorous)
a thing that somebody has made, especially something that shows ability or imagination 作品;创作 a literary creation 文学作品 The cake was a delicious creation of sponge, cream and fruit. 这蛋糕是用松糕、奶油和水果制作的,又好吃,又好看。 The bright murals in the children’s ward were the creations of the nurses. 儿童病房里明亮的壁画是护士们创作的。 What an amazing creation (= a very unusual and new piece of clothing) you’re wearing! 你穿的这件衣服真是太棒了!
- (usually the Creation)[singular]
the making of the world, especially by God as described in the Bible Topics Religion and festivalsc1(尤指《圣经》所述由上帝)创造天地 - (often Creation)[uncountable]
the world and all the living things in it 世界;天地万物 They believe that God entrusted the care and use of all creation to mankind. 他们相信上帝把所有造物的照料和使用都托付给了人类。
Word Originlate Middle English: via Old French from Latin creatio(n-), from the verb creare ‘to produce’.