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[krɪ'eɪtɪv]1) Общая лексика: созидательный, творческий, совокупность приёмов в рекламе для создания образного объявления (1. The technology used to create a banner or other type of advertising material. 2. This term is often used by ad agencies and buyers to refer), изобретательный2) Американизм: творческий работник3) Математика: креативный4) Полиграфия: творческая часть (авторство текста, сценария, слоганов, etc.), авторство, авторство текста)5) Психология: продуктивный6) Маркетология: креативщик, креатор -
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[krɪ(:)`eɪtɪv]созидательный, творческийАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > creative
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[cre'a·tive || -tɪv]◙ adj. יוצר, יצירתי; חדשני* * *◙ ינשדח ;יתריצי,רצוי◄ -
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Se refiere a la persona encargada de la creatividad de una empresa de publicidad, suele estar ayudado por otros profesionales -
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aтворческий, креативный -
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adj. бүтээлч. creatively adv. creativity n. -
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a., n. 창조적인, 창조력이 있는, 창적적인, 독창적인(originative), 독창적인 사람, \creativeness -
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შემოქმედებითი -
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خالق ، آفريننده -
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adj (#ly [adv]) stvaralački, tvorački, kreativan* * *
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إبداعىبدعبديعخالقمبتكرمبدعمخترع -
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adj creador, creatiu -iva -
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• konstruktivan; kreativan; proizvodan; stvaralački; tvorački; tvoran -
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Deutsch-Russische Wörterbuch der Redewendungen mit Adjektiven und Partizipien > creative
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