Definition of self-created in English:

self-created

adjective sɛlfkrɪˈeɪtɪd

Created by oneself or itself.
自创的；自动形成的
his self-created role as the bad boy of the music scene
他自创的音乐舞台上的坏男孩角色。
Example sentencesExamples
- When Pablo showed me a series of notebooks full of English vocabulary lists and self-created grammar drills, I had to agree.
- Most of us like to live in a self-created world, far away from the truth.
- Therefore, it should come as no surprise that his self-created guitar festival focuses primarily (but not exclusively) on the blues.
- Now he enjoys working within the confines of his self-created boxes.
- We exist in this self-created vacuum with this project, and try to deliberately remain outside of everything, so we can create something that is different.
- Do not blame others for problems that are largely self-created or seek solutions over here when your answers are mostly at home.
- Once, in a self-created emergency, he cast himself as a sultan in an Oriental drama.
- However, his gung-ho image is only skin-deep and self-created.
- What could inspire one to dedicate their time and energy, risking it all on a new, self-created work?
- It is so much of an effort most times and the last thing I want is more self-created and unwanted complications that serve no end at all.
- These scenes also show how sheltered they are from experiencing the world outside their plush self-created one, as the threats are mostly isolated safely in dreams.
- We were discussing the difficulties involved, many of them self-created, in getting non-Hollywood, arthouse pictures seen in this country.
- This doesn't exist on its own but is only a side effect of hate for their self-created enemies.
- They are self-created, not served up on a plate.
- It is not a comfortable combination, and it could well get worse if the weather compounds man's self-created problems.
- Other reviewers can divulge all the plot developments and twists for you but let it suffice to say that the brothers are tossed mercilessly from this self-created frying pan into one scary fire after another.
- Do you think this self-created environment is essential to comfortable and confident creation?
- The second important reason is that our mind has the tendency to lose itself in a self-created and egocentric mental world that prevents us from seeing phenomena as they actually are.
- Communes, cults and self-created cultures are often perceived by the larger culture around them as crazy and even dangerous.
- On the contrary, the alterations in essence expose the instability of the narrator's self-created literary paradise, and thus illuminate even the original.

Derivatives

self-creating

adjective ˌsɛlfkrɪˈeɪtɪŋˌsɛlfkriˈeɪdɪŋ

Developing or being created by itself or oneself.
a self-creating process
Example sentencesExamples
- a self-creating spiral of hatred
- It is cases like this, it seems, that induce people to speak of the radical freedom of human beings, even, perhaps, of their being self-causing or self-creating.
- The booklet provides background on Maria Montessori and highlights her commitment to facilitating the self-creating process of the child.
- The individual then is viewed as a self-creating project with an internal reference point around which sacred and group reality is synthesized.

self-creation

noun

I think I was falling in love with this exotic and utterly alien way of being, with the whole business of American optimism, openness and self-creation.
Example sentencesExamples
- Each struggle simply reconceives itself as one essential moment of a comprehensive struggle for the social conditions in which its possibilities for self-creation (and the creation of new capabilities) are expanded.
- Like any publication, blogs are a form of self-expression and self-creation, a way for the diva within us to manifest itself in a quietly dorky manner.

Definition of self-created in US English:

self-created

adjective

Created by oneself or itself.
自创的；自动形成的
his self-created role as the bad boy of the music scene
他自创的音乐舞台上的坏男孩角色。
Example sentencesExamples
- However, his gung-ho image is only skin-deep and self-created.
- This doesn't exist on its own but is only a side effect of hate for their self-created enemies.
- When Pablo showed me a series of notebooks full of English vocabulary lists and self-created grammar drills, I had to agree.
- We were discussing the difficulties involved, many of them self-created, in getting non-Hollywood, arthouse pictures seen in this country.
- Do not blame others for problems that are largely self-created or seek solutions over here when your answers are mostly at home.
- It is not a comfortable combination, and it could well get worse if the weather compounds man's self-created problems.
- Most of us like to live in a self-created world, far away from the truth.
- They are self-created, not served up on a plate.
- Therefore, it should come as no surprise that his self-created guitar festival focuses primarily (but not exclusively) on the blues.
- The second important reason is that our mind has the tendency to lose itself in a self-created and egocentric mental world that prevents us from seeing phenomena as they actually are.
- On the contrary, the alterations in essence expose the instability of the narrator's self-created literary paradise, and thus illuminate even the original.
- What could inspire one to dedicate their time and energy, risking it all on a new, self-created work?
- Once, in a self-created emergency, he cast himself as a sultan in an Oriental drama.
- Do you think this self-created environment is essential to comfortable and confident creation?
- Other reviewers can divulge all the plot developments and twists for you but let it suffice to say that the brothers are tossed mercilessly from this self-created frying pan into one scary fire after another.
- It is so much of an effort most times and the last thing I want is more self-created and unwanted complications that serve no end at all.
- Communes, cults and self-created cultures are often perceived by the larger culture around them as crazy and even dangerous.
- These scenes also show how sheltered they are from experiencing the world outside their plush self-created one, as the threats are mostly isolated safely in dreams.
- Now he enjoys working within the confines of his self-created boxes.
- We exist in this self-created vacuum with this project, and try to deliberately remain outside of everything, so we can create something that is different.

单词	self-created
释义	Definition of self-created in English: self-created adjective sɛlfkrɪˈeɪtɪd Created by oneself or itself. 自创的；自动形成的 his self-created role as the bad boy of the music scene 他自创的音乐舞台上的坏男孩角色。 Example sentencesExamples When Pablo showed me a series of notebooks full of English vocabulary lists and self-created grammar drills, I had to agree. Most of us like to live in a self-created world, far away from the truth. Therefore, it should come as no surprise that his self-created guitar festival focuses primarily (but not exclusively) on the blues. Now he enjoys working within the confines of his self-created boxes. We exist in this self-created vacuum with this project, and try to deliberately remain outside of everything, so we can create something that is different. Do not blame others for problems that are largely self-created or seek solutions over here when your answers are mostly at home. Once, in a self-created emergency, he cast himself as a sultan in an Oriental drama. However, his gung-ho image is only skin-deep and self-created. What could inspire one to dedicate their time and energy, risking it all on a new, self-created work? It is so much of an effort most times and the last thing I want is more self-created and unwanted complications that serve no end at all. These scenes also show how sheltered they are from experiencing the world outside their plush self-created one, as the threats are mostly isolated safely in dreams. We were discussing the difficulties involved, many of them self-created, in getting non-Hollywood, arthouse pictures seen in this country. This doesn't exist on its own but is only a side effect of hate for their self-created enemies. They are self-created, not served up on a plate. It is not a comfortable combination, and it could well get worse if the weather compounds man's self-created problems. Other reviewers can divulge all the plot developments and twists for you but let it suffice to say that the brothers are tossed mercilessly from this self-created frying pan into one scary fire after another. Do you think this self-created environment is essential to comfortable and confident creation? The second important reason is that our mind has the tendency to lose itself in a self-created and egocentric mental world that prevents us from seeing phenomena as they actually are. Communes, cults and self-created cultures are often perceived by the larger culture around them as crazy and even dangerous. On the contrary, the alterations in essence expose the instability of the narrator's self-created literary paradise, and thus illuminate even the original. Derivatives self-creating adjective ˌsɛlfkrɪˈeɪtɪŋˌsɛlfkriˈeɪdɪŋ Developing or being created by itself or oneself. a self-creating process Example sentencesExamples a self-creating spiral of hatred It is cases like this, it seems, that induce people to speak of the radical freedom of human beings, even, perhaps, of their being self-causing or self-creating. The booklet provides background on Maria Montessori and highlights her commitment to facilitating the self-creating process of the child. The individual then is viewed as a self-creating project with an internal reference point around which sacred and group reality is synthesized. self-creation noun I think I was falling in love with this exotic and utterly alien way of being, with the whole business of American optimism, openness and self-creation. Example sentencesExamples Each struggle simply reconceives itself as one essential moment of a comprehensive struggle for the social conditions in which its possibilities for self-creation (and the creation of new capabilities) are expanded. Like any publication, blogs are a form of self-expression and self-creation, a way for the diva within us to manifest itself in a quietly dorky manner. Definition of self-created in US English: self-created adjective Created by oneself or itself. 自创的；自动形成的 his self-created role as the bad boy of the music scene 他自创的音乐舞台上的坏男孩角色。 Example sentencesExamples However, his gung-ho image is only skin-deep and self-created. This doesn't exist on its own but is only a side effect of hate for their self-created enemies. When Pablo showed me a series of notebooks full of English vocabulary lists and self-created grammar drills, I had to agree. We were discussing the difficulties involved, many of them self-created, in getting non-Hollywood, arthouse pictures seen in this country. Do not blame others for problems that are largely self-created or seek solutions over here when your answers are mostly at home. It is not a comfortable combination, and it could well get worse if the weather compounds man's self-created problems. Most of us like to live in a self-created world, far away from the truth. They are self-created, not served up on a plate. Therefore, it should come as no surprise that his self-created guitar festival focuses primarily (but not exclusively) on the blues. The second important reason is that our mind has the tendency to lose itself in a self-created and egocentric mental world that prevents us from seeing phenomena as they actually are. On the contrary, the alterations in essence expose the instability of the narrator's self-created literary paradise, and thus illuminate even the original. What could inspire one to dedicate their time and energy, risking it all on a new, self-created work? Once, in a self-created emergency, he cast himself as a sultan in an Oriental drama. Do you think this self-created environment is essential to comfortable and confident creation? Other reviewers can divulge all the plot developments and twists for you but let it suffice to say that the brothers are tossed mercilessly from this self-created frying pan into one scary fire after another. It is so much of an effort most times and the last thing I want is more self-created and unwanted complications that serve no end at all. Communes, cults and self-created cultures are often perceived by the larger culture around them as crazy and even dangerous. These scenes also show how sheltered they are from experiencing the world outside their plush self-created one, as the threats are mostly isolated safely in dreams. Now he enjoys working within the confines of his self-created boxes. We exist in this self-created vacuum with this project, and try to deliberately remain outside of everything, so we can create something that is different.
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