creative
Meaning in simple English
US /kriˈeɪtɪv/
creative means: Good at thinking of new ideas and making new things.
adjective
INVENTIVE PERSONB1
Good at thinking of new ideas and making new things.
- She is very creative.
- The company needs more creative designers.
- Were you a creative child?
ORIGINAL IDEAB1
New and interesting, showing unusual ideas or imagination.
- That is a creative idea.
- They found a creative solution to the problem.
- We need a more creative approach.
ARTISTIC ACTIVITYB2
Involving the making of art, stories, music, or other new things.
- I joined a creative writing class.
- The school offers many creative activities.
- She wants to work in the creative industries.
MISLEADING METHODSC1
Using clever methods to hide the truth or make something seem better than it is.
- The firm used creative accounting.
- Creative bookkeeping hid the company’s losses.
- Investigators found evidence of creative financial reporting.
noun
CONTENT CREATORC1
A person whose job involves producing ideas, designs, writing, or other artistic work.
- The agency hired a new creative.
- Three creatives worked on the campaign.
- She built a team of experienced creatives.
ADVERTISING MATERIALC1
The pictures, videos, words, or designs used in an advertisement.
- The client approved the creative.
- We need fresh creative for this campaign.
- The team tested three versions of the ad creative.
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