CREATING - Translation from English into Italian

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Italian

I. create [Brit kriːˈeɪt, Am kriˈeɪt] VB trans

1. create (make):

create character, product, precedent, job, system, work of art

creare

create fashion

lanciare

2. create (cause):

create disorder, crisis, repercussion

provocare, causare

create interest, scandal

suscitare

create problem

causare, cagionare

to create a good, bad impression

dare una buona, cattiva impressione

3. create (appoint):

create

nominare

create

eleggere

II. create [Brit kriːˈeɪt, Am kriˈeɪt] VB intr Brit inf

create

fare storie, lagnarsi

to create or throw up a smokescreen

creare una cortina fumogena

to create a diversion

creare un diversivo

to create a diversion MIL

fare una diversione

he played an instrumental role in creating the company

ha avuto un ruolo fondamentale nella creazione della società

Italian

English

confusionismo

= tendency towards creating confusion

mitizzare

to create myths

creare opera, modello, programma

to create

il piacere di creare

the pleasure of creating

creare dei posti di lavoro

to create new jobs

creare scandalo

to create

frazionismo

= tendency to create factions within a party

causare disordini, problemi, ripercussioni

to create

frazionista

= supporter and promoter of tendency to create factions within a party

English

Italian

create [kri:·ˈeɪt] VB trans

create

creare

to create a stink

creare uno scandalo

Italian

English

creare

to create

elaborare (sistema)

to create

comporre (formare)

to create

fare una -a figura fig

to create a bad impression

Present

I	create
you	create
he/she/it	creates
we	create
you	create
they	create

Past

I	created
you	created
he/she/it	created
we	created
you	created
they	created

Present Perfect

I	have	created
you	have	created
he/she/it	has	created
we	have	created
you	have	created
they	have	created

Past Perfect

I	had	created
you	had	created
he/she/it	had	created
we	had	created
you	had	created
they	had	created

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

It is not until the early twentieth century that we get clear evidence of deliberate use of large scale naval smokescreens as a major tactic.

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Simply creating a law to use as a smokescreen for the guise of challenging a federal law did not constitute standing.

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We use them primarily as obscurants, for smokescreens or target marking in some cases.

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The voice of cultural relativism is a smokescreen.

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Smokescreen captures a fantastic amount of detail from the real car while still providing plenty of poseability in robot form.

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