Definition of outcome in English:

outcome

noun ˈaʊtkʌmˈaʊtˌkəm

The way a thing turns out; a consequence.
it is the outcome of the vote that counts
Example sentencesExamples
- When you see people suffering like that, you think, well, what allows those outcomes?
- Therefore we did not examine drug effects on intermediate outcomes such as worm infection.
- Has there ever been a situation in which such a problem effected the outcome of a match?
- Although he was only in hospital for six days, the outcome could have been much worse.
- He suggests that people tend to vote less when they think they know what the outcome is going to be.
- The cleverness of the report lies in showing how the same trends might result in different outcomes.
- We don't get to vote in your election, but its outcome can mean life or death to millions.
- These incidents have been reported to the police each time, but we have had no positive outcomes for us.
- It is just a question of it not being the only weapon we can use to influence outcomes.
- Knowing that a dream is a dream never allows the dreamer to influence the outcome.
- Whatever the outcome of the vote, there will be important lessons to draw from this.
- It is impossible for me at this stage to form any view as to the likely outcome of this issue.
- The law is in a state of development and the outcome of this case is fact sensitive.
- If you play the rule that suit must be followed, the outcome of the trick is more a matter of chance.
- We did not agree with the outcomes and we voted against the bill when we deliberated.
- One of the outcomes of trauma is impaired short term and sometimes long term memory.
- Many Allied soldiers were simply too far away to influence the outcome of the battle.
- As a consequence many strokes and the attendant outcomes could have been prevented.
- We still don't know what the outcome will be, but if it is successful the payoff will be huge.
- It is wasteful, and spending and outcomes have increasingly become disconnected.
Synonyms
result, end result, consequence, net result, upshot, effect, after-effect, aftermath, conclusion, sequel, follow-up, issue, product, end product, end, development, offshoot, outgrowth, wake, denouement
Medicine sequelae
informal pay-off
archaic success

Definition of outcome in US English:

outcome

nounˈaʊtˌkəmˈoutˌkəm

The way a thing turns out; a consequence.
it is the outcome of the vote that counts
Example sentencesExamples
- The law is in a state of development and the outcome of this case is fact sensitive.
- Whatever the outcome of the vote, there will be important lessons to draw from this.
- Although he was only in hospital for six days, the outcome could have been much worse.
- When you see people suffering like that, you think, well, what allows those outcomes?
- It is wasteful, and spending and outcomes have increasingly become disconnected.
- One of the outcomes of trauma is impaired short term and sometimes long term memory.
- We still don't know what the outcome will be, but if it is successful the payoff will be huge.
- If you play the rule that suit must be followed, the outcome of the trick is more a matter of chance.
- Many Allied soldiers were simply too far away to influence the outcome of the battle.
- He suggests that people tend to vote less when they think they know what the outcome is going to be.
- Has there ever been a situation in which such a problem effected the outcome of a match?
- We don't get to vote in your election, but its outcome can mean life or death to millions.
- The cleverness of the report lies in showing how the same trends might result in different outcomes.
- Knowing that a dream is a dream never allows the dreamer to influence the outcome.
- Therefore we did not examine drug effects on intermediate outcomes such as worm infection.
- It is impossible for me at this stage to form any view as to the likely outcome of this issue.
- These incidents have been reported to the police each time, but we have had no positive outcomes for us.
- As a consequence many strokes and the attendant outcomes could have been prevented.
- It is just a question of it not being the only weapon we can use to influence outcomes.
- We did not agree with the outcomes and we voted against the bill when we deliberated.
Synonyms
result, end result, consequence, net result, upshot, effect, after-effect, aftermath, conclusion, sequel, follow-up, issue, product, end product, end, development, offshoot, outgrowth, wake, denouement

单词	outcome
释义	Definition of outcome in English: outcome noun ˈaʊtkʌmˈaʊtˌkəm The way a thing turns out; a consequence. it is the outcome of the vote that counts Example sentencesExamples When you see people suffering like that, you think, well, what allows those outcomes? Therefore we did not examine drug effects on intermediate outcomes such as worm infection. Has there ever been a situation in which such a problem effected the outcome of a match? Although he was only in hospital for six days, the outcome could have been much worse. He suggests that people tend to vote less when they think they know what the outcome is going to be. The cleverness of the report lies in showing how the same trends might result in different outcomes. We don't get to vote in your election, but its outcome can mean life or death to millions. These incidents have been reported to the police each time, but we have had no positive outcomes for us. It is just a question of it not being the only weapon we can use to influence outcomes. Knowing that a dream is a dream never allows the dreamer to influence the outcome. Whatever the outcome of the vote, there will be important lessons to draw from this. It is impossible for me at this stage to form any view as to the likely outcome of this issue. The law is in a state of development and the outcome of this case is fact sensitive. If you play the rule that suit must be followed, the outcome of the trick is more a matter of chance. We did not agree with the outcomes and we voted against the bill when we deliberated. One of the outcomes of trauma is impaired short term and sometimes long term memory. Many Allied soldiers were simply too far away to influence the outcome of the battle. As a consequence many strokes and the attendant outcomes could have been prevented. We still don't know what the outcome will be, but if it is successful the payoff will be huge. It is wasteful, and spending and outcomes have increasingly become disconnected. Synonyms result, end result, consequence, net result, upshot, effect, after-effect, aftermath, conclusion, sequel, follow-up, issue, product, end product, end, development, offshoot, outgrowth, wake, denouement Medicine sequelae informal pay-off archaic success Definition of outcome in US English: outcome nounˈaʊtˌkəmˈoutˌkəm The way a thing turns out; a consequence. it is the outcome of the vote that counts Example sentencesExamples The law is in a state of development and the outcome of this case is fact sensitive. Whatever the outcome of the vote, there will be important lessons to draw from this. Although he was only in hospital for six days, the outcome could have been much worse. When you see people suffering like that, you think, well, what allows those outcomes? It is wasteful, and spending and outcomes have increasingly become disconnected. One of the outcomes of trauma is impaired short term and sometimes long term memory. We still don't know what the outcome will be, but if it is successful the payoff will be huge. If you play the rule that suit must be followed, the outcome of the trick is more a matter of chance. Many Allied soldiers were simply too far away to influence the outcome of the battle. He suggests that people tend to vote less when they think they know what the outcome is going to be. Has there ever been a situation in which such a problem effected the outcome of a match? We don't get to vote in your election, but its outcome can mean life or death to millions. The cleverness of the report lies in showing how the same trends might result in different outcomes. Knowing that a dream is a dream never allows the dreamer to influence the outcome. Therefore we did not examine drug effects on intermediate outcomes such as worm infection. It is impossible for me at this stage to form any view as to the likely outcome of this issue. These incidents have been reported to the police each time, but we have had no positive outcomes for us. As a consequence many strokes and the attendant outcomes could have been prevented. It is just a question of it not being the only weapon we can use to influence outcomes. We did not agree with the outcomes and we voted against the bill when we deliberated. Synonyms result, end result, consequence, net result, upshot, effect, after-effect, aftermath, conclusion, sequel, follow-up, issue, product, end product, end, development, offshoot, outgrowth, wake, denouement
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