Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Create"

A: To make something.
“She created a beautiful song.”

A: Significa causar conmoción, alboroto o disturbio; incitar a los problemas; causar shock o sorprender a las personas con algo fuera de lo ordinario (usualmente).

A: It means to get people excited. It is a "folksy" slang word, and will not sound natural to most people. Also, it is more commonly "cause a stir".

Example:
When I said I caught a unicorn, it caused a stir. Reporters from all over the world wanted to interview me and take pictures of it.

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This is my example and I hope it could help you. 😊

"You can create something more glorious than the championship."

"He melded country music with blues to create rock and roll."

"Create a new directory and put all your files into it."

A: create = make and/or design

create a character (video games/books)
create/make a list
create/make a sound
create a machine/robot
create an app

a little different:
create tension
create an atmoshere
create an image
create a problem
create a situation

also recreate:
recreate an image/scene/problem/situation

A: @alejamdro: I create my very own reality

A: Create refers to making something physical and usually original eg. "i created this language" (but usually it is replaced when a more suitable word is available eg. "i wrote a book")
Generate usually refers to something intangible (you cant touch it) eg. "generating electricity" or "generating ideas".

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You could say that both of these mean, to cause something to come into existence. But there is an important difference.

If you create something, it is an original thing which did not exist before.

If you generate something, you are causing something to exist, but things like it might have existed before, many times.

People mix up these words and ideas all the time, so it's useful to understand the difference.

A: I would be more likely to use create for artistic things like paintings and music, or writing fiction. Or to my kids "I see you created a big mess!" Make is very similar, and can be used in the same way, but also in the sense of to "make things happen" or "you can't make me do that!"

A: To create is to make something out of nothing. He created the thing in his mind.
To make is to bring things together for one thing. My job is to make bowls of wood.
To generate is to do something and have an effect. Like when you rub your hands really fast you generate heat. This motor will generate electricity for your house.
But you can use make or create instead of generate.
But make isn't the same as create.

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A: Cre-ate

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A: “It” is referring to “our national story”.

“We are reminded of our past. We are reminded of the continuity of our national story. We are reminded of the virtues which created our national story.”

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A: very good!