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Franz Liszt created the concept of the "symphonic poem". This is a composition for orchestra that uses music to describe nonmusical content. This could include, for example, people, legendary figures, landscapes, or paintings.
The government's investment will create many jobs.
政府の投資は多くの雇用を創出するだろう。
You must be creative in composing a piece of music.
作曲をするには創造力に富んでいなければならない。
When was this university founded?
この大学はいつ創設されたのか。
This is a problem of his own making.
これは彼が自分で創った問題だ。
Medicaid, a program originally created to provide medical care for poverty-level women and children, today spends almost a third of its budget on elderly people.
According to the Bible, God made the world in six days.
聖書によれば、神は6日で世界を創られた。
This artist creates beautiful paintings.
この画家は美しい絵画を創作する。
The hall was built in memory of the founder.
そのホールは創立者を記念して立てられたものだ。
The 151515 hit lucky-number request work.
151515hitのキリリク創作。
Language acquisition requires creativity.
言語習得には創造力が必要だ。
He set up the school.
彼はその学校を創立した。
Blue1 was founded as Air Botnia in 1988.
ブルーワン航空は、エア・ボトゥニアとして1988年に創設されました。
Vocational schools were set up one after another.
就職専門学校が次から次へと創設された。
Our school is fifty years old.
私たちの学校は創立して50年だ。
Hope, not fear, is the creative principle in human affairs.
人間社会のことがらにおいて、恐怖ではなく希望が創造の原理となる。
Human beings are created to create things.
人間は物を創り出すために造られました。
That university was founded by Mr. Smith.
その大学はスミス氏によって創立された。
Playing, such as crumpling paper into a ball or tearing into pieces, helps develop children's creativity.
紙をくしゃくしゃに丸めたり、びりびりに破ったりする遊びは、子供の創造力を高めます。
One problem is how the enterprises arrange posts for excellent female students, but another important point is whether the educational industry can grow and supply creative students needed for Japan's future.