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createΕλληνικά-Αγγλικά νέο λεξικό (Greek-English new dictionary) > δημιουργώ
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createfig ( causare) cause* * *creare v.tr.1 to create: Shakespeare creò innumerevoli personaggi drammatici, Shakespeare created innumerable dramatic characters; creare nuovi modelli, to design new patterns; (teatr.) creare una parte, to create a part2 ( suscitare, causare) to produce, to cause: questo creò molti malintesi, this gave rise to (o caused) a lot of misunderstandings; creare uno scandalo, to create a scandal3 ( costituire) to set* up, to form, to establish: creare una società, to form a partnership // (dir.) creare un precedente, to establish a precedent4 (antiq.) ( eleggere, nominare) to elect, to make*, to appoint: creare qlcu. cavaliere, barone, to create s.o. a knight, a baron.◘ crearsi v.intr.pron. to be created, to be set up: si è creata una situazione insostenibile, an intolerable situation was created.* * *[kre'are]verbo transitivo1) (produrre) to create [opera, modello]; to build* [ impero]2) (costituire) to set* up [compagnia, comitato]; to establish [ precedente]3) fig. (provocare) to create [ scandalo]; to cause [ imbarazzo]; to give* rise to [panico, malintesi]* * *creare/kre'are/ [1]1 (produrre) to create [opera, modello]; to build* [ impero]2 (costituire) to set* up [compagnia, comitato]; to establish [ precedente]3 fig. (provocare) to create [ scandalo]; to cause [ imbarazzo]; to give* rise to [panico, malintesi]. -
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create, make* * *сътворя̀вам,гл. create, make.* * *create (прен.)* * *create, make -
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create* * *творя̀,гл., мин. св. деят. прич. творѝл create.* * *create -
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create, establish, form, found, institute, set up, start up* * *vb(mere F) establish ( fx a business, an institution, military bases, diplomatic relations with a country);( grundlægge) found ( fx a school), form, create ( fx an army);( installere) install ( fx a telephone);( lade skrive) draw up ( fx a document);(mere F) conclude ( fx a contract);( genoprette, bøde på) put right, make good ( fx a mistake);( opveje) make up for ( fx a loss);( rette ud) straighten out;(buler i bil etc) beat out;(tekn) true up;[ oprette det forsømte], se indhente.
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