create

create
1. transitive verb
1) schaffen; erschaffen (geh.); verursachen [Verwirrung]; machen [Eindruck]; [Sache:] mit sich bringen, [Person:] machen [Schwierigkeiten]

create a scene — eine Szene machen

create a sensation — für eine Sensation sorgen

2) (design) schaffen; kreieren [Mode, Stil]
3) (invest with rank) ernennen

create somebody a peer — jemanden zum Peer erheben od. ernennen

2. intransitive verb
(Brit. coll.): (make a fuss) Theater machen (ugs.)
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[kri'eit]
verb
1) (to cause to exist; to make: How was the earth created?; The circus created great excitement.) (er-)schaffen
2) (to give (a rank etc to): Sir John was created a knight in 1958.) ernennen zu
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- creative
- creatively
- creativeness
- creativity
- creator
- the Creator
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cre·ate
[kriˈeɪt]
I. vt
1. (make)
to \create sth etw erschaffen [o geh kreieren]
who \created the world? wer hat die Welt erschaffen?
2. (cause)
to \create sth etw erzeugen [o produzieren]
unemployment \creates many social problems durch die Arbeitslosigkeit entstehen viele soziale Probleme
to \create confusion Unruhe stiften
to \create an impression einen Eindruck erwecken
to \create a precedent einen Präzedenzfall schaffen
to \create a sensation Aufsehen erregen
3. (form: give title)
he was \createed first Earl of Cheshunt er wurde zum ersten Earl von Cheshunt ernannt
II. vi BRIT, AUS (fam) eine Szene machen fam
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[kriː'eɪt]
1. vt
1) (= bring into existence) schaffen; new style, fashion also kreieren; the world, man erschaffen; draught, noise, fuss verursachen; difficulties machen; problems (person) schaffen; (action, event) verursachen, hervorbringen; impression machen; (COMPUT) file anlegen, erstellen

to create a sensation — eine Sensation sein

to create a fuss — Theater machen (inf)

2) (= appoint) peer ernennen

peers can only be created by the reigning monarch —

to create sb baron — jdn zum Baron erheben or ernennen

2. vi (Brit inf)
Theater machen (inf)
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create [kriːˈeıt; krı-] v/t
1. (er)schaffen:
God created man
2. schaffen, ins Leben rufen, hervorbringen, erzeugen:
create jobs Arbeitsplätze schaffen
3. einen Skandal etc hervorrufen, verursachen:
create a demand einen Bedarf wecken;
create an impression einen Eindruck machen;
create an opportunity (a situation) eine Gelegenheit (eine Lage) schaffen;
create a scoring chance SPORT eine Torchance herausspielen
4. WIRTSCH, JUR
a) eine Gesellschaft gründen, errichten, ins Leben rufen
b) eine Haftung etc begründen
c) eine Hypothek bestellen
d) Geld, Kredit schöpfen
5. THEAT etc, Mode: kreieren
6. jemanden ernennen:
create a peer
7. jemanden erheben zu, machen zu:
create sb a peer
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1. transitive verb
1) schaffen; erschaffen (geh.); verursachen [Verwirrung]; machen [Eindruck]; [Sache:] mit sich bringen, [Person:] machen [Schwierigkeiten]

create a scene — eine Szene machen

create a sensation — für eine Sensation sorgen

2) (design) schaffen; kreieren [Mode, Stil]
3) (invest with rank) ernennen

create somebody a peer — jemanden zum Peer erheben od. ernennen

2. intransitive verb
(Brit. coll.): (make a fuss) Theater machen (ugs.)
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v.
entwerfen v.
erschaffen v.
erstellen v.
erzeugen v.
hervorbringen v.
kreieren v.
schaffen v.

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