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🔑createcre·ate AW /kriˈeɪt / verb [transitive] to cause something new to happen or exist创造；创作；创建◆a plan to create new jobs in the area在该地区创造新的工作机会的计划◆The Bible says that God created the world.《圣经》上说上帝创造了世界。◆All these changes will simply create confusion.所有这些变革只会造成混乱。◆a new dish, created by our chef我们大厨新炮制的菜肴➨ AWL COLLOCATIONS 学术词搭配create创造create verb attempt to, strive to, try to | be able to | combine to Through her analysis, Vickery attempts to create an understanding of the 18th-century home.维克里通过分析，试图建立起对 18 世纪家庭的理解。 job | atmosphere, environment | opportunity | illusion, image, impression | sense | condition | problem Firms have to create an atmosphere of trust in order to produce effectively.公司想要高效生产，一定要创造出一种信任的氛围。creation noun创造 wealth | job Creativity, knowledge, and agility are the catalysts of wealth creation.创造力、知识和敏锐感是创造财富的催化剂。creative adjective有创造力的 genuinely, truly | highly Research suggests that highly creative boys are more communicative than their peers.研究表明创造力强的男孩子比他们的同辈人更善于与人交流。 thinking | genius | process | solution | people Melville had an admiration for Milton as a poet and creative genius.梅尔维尔对诗人与创作天才弥尔顿十分敬仰。creativity noun创造力 artistic, intellectual, musical | human Researchers have unearthed engravings created more than 70,000 years ago, which are the earliest evidence of human creativity.研究人员发掘出了 7 万多年以前的雕刻画，这是人类创造力的最早证据。 stifle | foster The most effective way to stifle creativity is to make people feel that they have no part in decision-making.对创造力最具杀伤力的做法就是让人觉得自己不能参与决策。 |