Create Created Kriˈeɪt Government Young Verb Scientists Disagree

• scientists disagree about how the universe was created.
• the main purpose of industry is to create wealth.
• the government plans to create more jobs for young people.
• create a new directory and put all your files into it.

create

Verb Forms

1. to make something happen or exist
• Scientists disagree about how the universe was created.
• The main purpose of industry is to create wealth.
• The government plans to create more jobs for young people.
• Create a new directory and put all your files into it.
• Try this new dish, created by our head chef.
• The agreement will create new opportunities for the aviation industry.
• Severe storms created some travel problems.
• the newly created position of executive editor
2. to produce a particular feeling or impression
• He's eager to create a good impression at work.
• The company is trying to create a young energetic image.
• The announcement only succeeded in creating confusion.
• The reorganization has created a lot of bad feeling.
• They've painted it red to create a feeling of warmth.
• We work hard to create a pleasant environment for patients, visitors and staff.
3. to give somebody a particular rank or title
• The government has created eight new peers.
• He was created a baronet in 1715.
4. to be noticed and have an impact
• It's a film that promises to create ripples.
• The debate has barely made a ripple here.

Word Origin

• late Middle English (in the sense ‘form out of nothing’, used of a divine or supernatural being): from Latin creat- ‘produced’, from the verb creare.