to result in; to lead to (usually of an undesirable consequence)

to create, produce, or bring about something new; to build; to set (a record)

To change, update, or rebuild something existing to make it suit new needs (e.g. land, urban districts, or machinery)

to make or manufacture products from raw materials

to build, develop, or establish something abstract like a brand, a team, or a reputation

the style, design, form, or outward appearance of a created object

to construct or build; the act of building (e.g., houses, ships, or large structures)

to create or foster a specific atmosphere, environment, or feeling

The sector of the economy that uses machines, tools, and labor to produce finished goods from raw materials.

To cultivate or develop an abstract image, identity, or set of characteristics

to forge, fake, or counterfeit; to fabricate something illegal or false

creativity; creativeness; the quality of being creative or innovative

The internal composition, arrangement, or relationship of parts within a whole; organization; (geology) tectonic or structural characteristics

manufacturing company; person or firm engaged in the business of manufacturing products

To train or cultivate someone to become successful; to help someone succeed in life

to perform radiography; the medical process of making organs visible under X-rays or other scans by using a contrast medium

to produce; to create; to bring about

To invent something from imagination, such as a lie, excuse, or fictional story; to concoct or make up

to plant trees on a large scale to create a forest; forestation

The amount of money required to build or manufacture something

to produce fake or low-quality goods; to pass off a fake as genuine

man-made; synthetic; artificial; produced by humans rather than occurring naturally

the power or ability to create new things; ingenuity or creative capacity

to cast or found; to pour molten metal into a mold to create a specific shape or object; to mint coins

the physical process of the body making blood

to manufacture paper; the process of paper production

to bring benefit to or provide for the well-being of others; to work for the happiness of people or future generations

To give someone a new lease on life or to save someone from death; often used to express deep gratitude for being saved.

to rise in rebellion; to revolt against a government or authority

to make up; to concoct or trump up something false

to construct or manufacture vessels

to continue one's education or research to reach a higher level of expertise; to go for further study

to build momentum or generate publicity; to boost support or promote a cause, often through campaigning or propaganda

to found; to create; to build up a great cause

to fabricate and spread false stories; to start a rumor; to cook up a story

maker; manufacturer

A high level of accomplishment or proficiency attained in a specific field, such as academic studies or the arts.

(literary) Nature; the Creator; the force that creates and transforms all things in the universe

(formal) to pay a visit; to call on someone at their home

To brew or make products like wine, vinegar, or soy sauce through the process of fermentation

The divine force or power that created the universe; God; Nature.

to forge metal; the process of heating and hammering or pressing metal into a desired shape; forging

the act of planting trees to create a forest

factory; manufacturing plant; manufactory

A person who brings something new into existence, such as an inventor, author, or founder.

The supreme power that created all things in nature; often used in ancient philosophy to refer to the Heavens or Nature

Rebel faction; specifically refers to certain Red Guard organizations during the Cultural Revolution that followed the slogan "to rebel is justified". Currently used in mainland China to refer to people who cause trouble or commit misdeeds

to weave or the industry of manufacturing textiles on a loom

paper mill; factory where paper is manufactured