creation in Polish
creation in Polish is wytwór, tworzenie, kreacja — creation means something that has been made, especially an original work of art, invention, or design.
creation in Polish
wytwór
(countable) Something created such as an invention or artwork.
tworzenie
(uncountable) The act of creating something.
kreacja
(uncountable) The act of creating something.
stworzenie
(uncountable) All which exists.
What does "creation" mean?
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noun Something that has been made, especially an original work of art, invention, or design.
"The chef proudly presented his latest creation to the diners."
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noun The act or process of making something exist.
"The creation of the new park took over two years of planning."
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noun Everything that exists in the universe, especially as made by a divine power.
"In many religious traditions, humans are seen as stewards of creation."
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creation in a sentence
- The chef proudly presented his latest creation to the diners.
- The creation of the new park took over two years of planning.
- In many religious traditions, humans are seen as stewards of creation.
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What is "creation" in Polish?
"creation" in Polish is wytwór, tworzenie, kreacja. creation means: Something that has been made, especially an original work of art, invention, or design.
How do you use "creation" in a sentence?
Example: "The chef proudly presented his latest creation to the diners." In Polish, "creation" is wytwór, tworzenie, kreacja.
Are there other ways to say "creation" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 4 translations listed for "creation": wytwór, tworzenie, kreacja, stworzenie.
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