Summary
to create {verb}
creare · incrementare · produrre · nominare · provocare · formare · eleggere · far aumentare · inventare · coniare · operare · produrre dal nulla · compiere · causare
creare {verb}
to invent · to coin · to mint · to design · to incorporate · to start up · to originate · to begin · to constitute · to institute · to found · to establish · to set up · to erect · to produce · to create
English-Italian translation for "to create"
"to create" Italian translation
to create {verb}
to create [created|created] {vb}
It is unacceptable to trade in human embryos or to create embryos for research.
I want to create these oases of sculpture in spaces of cities around the world.
"If it's that easy to create living organisms, why not create a few yourself?"
They just brought us there to hustle this group, you know, to create a project.
Its objective is not to create new laws but to clarify and adapt the existing ones.
to create [created|created] {vb} (also: to increase, to step up, to send up, to perk)
However, if we retain these or perhaps wish to create more of them, we must reduce the tax burden there.
The Treaty of Amsterdam, on the other hand, represents the will to coordinate national policies, in order to create more jobs.
responsibility to create more employment.
I think that this should be supplemented with support to help with the investment necessary to create good wetlands which can act as
The aim is not just to create more bureaucracy, but to try to fight this evil that you correctly identify together and effectively.
to create [created|created] {vb} (also: to generate, to exhibit, to cite, to present)
We can also be sure that we can create more biomass.
What is more, the Commission remains silent on the economic and social consequences that this system cannot fail to create.
It is possible to create imitation honey using these two sugars, but it would not be the same honey that bee-keepers get from bees.
So it's really important that if we're designing and trying to create change, we build that change.
The vacuum there is one million times less dense than the highest vacuum that our best technology on Earth can currently create.
to create [created|created] {vb} (also: to name, to nominate)
There would be a total of 140 employees involved in this new organisation, of which 51 would be in newly created posts.
The departure of President Kovac followed by the appointment of Prime Minister Meciar created an even more worrying situation.
to create [created|created] {vb} (also: to generate, to induce, to elicit, to wreak)
They should not be allowed to create monopolistic arrangements for air-time providers.
I did not want to create a discussion about integrity.
They can go into your skin and create skin infections.
Poverty in a country may result in severe disruptions to public order or create internal conflict.
In our opinion this can only favour piracy, engender litigation, in short, create legal uncertainty.
to create [created|created] {vb} (also: to nurse, to raise, to bring up, to mold)
The idea here is to train attention to create a quality of mind that is calm and clear at the same time.
We are also prepared to win the elections and we are then prepared to create a progressive and Europeanist coalition.
The Charter is precisely the instrument we need to give Europe a soul, and it could help create a common identity.
Some promotion offices already exist and the Commission encourages establishing further offices so that we can create a European network of
You say in your White Paper that there is a real need to raise management skills and create a common management culture across the
to create [created|created] {vb} (also: to ballot, to elect)
to create [created|created] {vb}
to create [created|created] {vb} (also: to invent, to coin, to design)
I also want to say that George Orwell would find it difficult to create characters like Rumsfeld, Cheney and Ashcroft.
What sort of image would we give of the European Parliament if we were so afraid that we sought to impose zero risk and create panic!
Instead, we must open the European institutions to the modern world by creating a flexible dynamic which respects nations.
Now, our big symbol at IDEO is actually not so much the place, it’s a thing. ~~~ And it’s actually something that we invented a few years ago, or created a few years ago.
It remains to be seen, Mr President, what are in fact, behind this catastrophic vision, the true interests of the internationalist lobby which has created this global threat.
to create [created|created] {vb} (also: to invent, to mint)
to create [created|created] {vb} (also: to effect, to work)
Mr Kohl must be persuaded to act in order to create jobs!
China could become a strategic partner for the European Union in the effort to create a new world order.
Mr President, if we create new bodies, then those bodies should be able to function efficiently.
Above all, we must seek to create openness.
I think the European Union needs to take action to create an effective, sound civil rights and protection movement in respect of the
to create [created|created] {vb}
to create [created|created] {vb} (also: to work, to perform, to fulfil, to execute)
Without that attitude it will be very difficult to create real progress.
So we must muster the strength to create competitive structures.
We need to create a network capable of harnessing all kinds of talent in European society and of driving development forward.
Following the Nice Summit, which we all hope will be successful, it is important to take this next step in order to create a more
A parallel development could create new political openings and constitute progress, because the various interests would be directly
to create [created|created] {vb} (also: to engender, to occasion, to give birth to, to give rise to)
Is it reasonable to create so much disquiet amongst people who we want to live within our society?
Consequently, this phenomenon has a broader political significance, which may create tension in this region, and which we will then have to
I would like to say two things for the record: firstly, it has never been my intention to create a diplomatic incident between Spain and
We need to bear in mind that the abolition of tariffs could well cause a loss of public resources and, therefore, create budgetary problems.
This trade has created friction with Russia for some time, for various reasons.
creare {verb}
to invent [invented|invented] {vb}
to coin [coined|coined] {vb}
to mint [minted|minted] {vb}
to design [designed|designed] {vb}
to start up {vb}
to begin [began|begun] {vb}
to found [founded|founded] {vb}
to set up {vb}
to erect [erected|erected] {vb}
to produce [produced|produced] {vb} [art]
to create [created|created] {vb}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "create":
Synonyms (Italian) for "creare":
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "to create" in Italian
Similar words
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In the English-Turkish dictionary you will find more translations.