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单词 creation
释义
creation
noun[CorU]
uk
/kriˈeɪ.ʃən/us
/kriˈeɪ.ʃən/
B2
theactofcreatingsomething, or the thing that iscreated:
创造；创立；产生；创造物，作品
the creationofa newpoliticalparty新政党的建立
Theirpoliciesallemphasizethe creationofwealth.他们的政策全都是为了创造财富。
This 25-foot-highsculptureis herlatestcreation.这尊25英尺高的雕塑是她的最新作品。
Thefashionmagazineswerefullof thelatestPariscreations(=fashionablenewclothes).时尚杂志里到处都是巴黎最新时装的照片。
More examples
  • Thepresidenthaspromiseda newconstitutionand the creation ofdemocraticpowerstructures.
  • The creation ofindependentstateshasledto aresurgenceofnationalism.
  • Wesenther acopyof thebookinacknowledgmentof herpartinitscreation.
  • Thesebattlesledto the creation of newkingdoms.
  • She wasresponsiblefor the creation of a newcharity.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Creating and producing
  • anti-creative
  • artefact
  • attribute
  • attributesomethingtosomeone
  • barrenness
  • generate
  • knock
  • knock off (something)
  • knocksomeoneout
  • knocksomethingtogether/up
  • maker culture
  • mint
  • runsomethingup
  • rushsomethingout
  • sand-cast
  • scaresomethingup
  • scrapbooking
  • spin
  • throw
  • yield
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Inventing, designing and innovation
the Creation
noun[S]
uk
/kriˈeɪ.ʃən/us
/kriˈeɪ.ʃən/
in theBible, the making of theworldbyGod
《圣经》中上帝的创世，创造天地
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
The Bible - people, events & places
  • Adam
  • annunciation
  • apocalypse
  • apostolic
  • Eden
  • epistle
  • epistolary
  • evangelist
  • eve
  • Madonna
  • manna
  • psalm
  • resurrection
  • the ark
  • the last judgment
  • the Last Supper
  • the Magi
  • the Second Coming
  • the Ten Commandments
  • the Torah
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(Definition ofcreationfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
Examples from literature
  • The earliest germ of the Creation myth was the idea that night was the parent of day, and water of the earth.
  • The words of the play of the Creation differ in the various versions which have come down to us.

creation| American Dictionary

creation
noun[C/U]
us
/kriˈeɪ·ʃən/
In theBible, (the) Creation is the making of theworldbyGod.
A creation is something that is made:
[C]Thefashionmagazinehadphotosof thelatestPariscreations.
(Definition ofcreationfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

creation| Business English

creation
noun[U, C]
uk
/kriˈeɪʃən/us
theactorprocessof making,producing, orbuildingsomething, or something that has been made,built, orproduced:
the creation ofwealth
Somelocalpeopleareprotestingat the creation of anationalparkin thecounty.
Thegovernmentshould beconcentratingonjobcreation, not oncuttingbenefitsfor theunemployed.
See also
credit creation
job creation
venture creation
(Definition ofcreationfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcreation

creation
Admittedly, thecreationof such commissions is frequently symbolic politics at its worst, giving the appearance of official activity but ultimately changing nothing.
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We note that the wheeled mobile bases facilitated thecreationof the locomotive structure, and thereby extended the overall workspace.
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Structural reforms associated with economic liberalization have important implications for employmentcreationand income opportunities.
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Even if thecreationis overall beneficial for the child, that is not alone a sufficient reason to refuse to impose liability.
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They favored thecreationof strong central bureaucratic authorities to ensure that the new agglomerations of private power operated ultimately in the public interest.
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The university's participants occasionally suggested that thecreationof an international university in the liberal mode was not their ultimate goal.
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Because this strengthening typically takes place through a reduction in creditcreation, it can produce a credit crunch that exacerbates the recession.
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Thus,creationof large volumes or extended flows of plasma are required.
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At the same time, corporatist arrangements offered producers access and influence in thecreationof policies that affected them directly.
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Another effect of the underlying oral culture, of no less consequence for the present study, is thecreationof a characteristic type of "supra-utilitarian" knowledge.
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In this view, the object gams its mysterious 'aura' as commodity precisely because its history (of human labour employed in itscreation) has been forgotten.
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In conclusion, therefore, thecreationand delivery of an integrated social policy of ageing rests on three crucial dimensions.
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A third, more challenging, prospect would be thecreationof a new model of assessment of creative music making.
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Writers are therefore at least partially responsible for contributing to thecreationof a diasporic culture.
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Specifically, he writes about the 'creationof racial identity in parish registers ' (p. 51).
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Collocationswithcreation

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act of creation
It is anactofcreation; it must not serve as a crafty instrument for the domination of one man by another.
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artistic creation
The composer-performer collaboration may thus become a site for the playing out of the dialogic aspects ofartisticcreation.
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content creation
The group has learned by doing: it has had a number of performances, and has gradually refined its approach to social organisation, use of technology, and content creation.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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