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result

/rɪˈzʌlt

noun

1A thing that is caused or produced by something else; a consequence or outcome: the tower collapsed as a result of safety violations different approaches have been tried with somewhat mixed results...

And as a result of all this activity the company has delayed the announcement of its interim results, which were due out today.
Consequently no charges will be forthcoming as a result of the investigation.
What we therefore see in the final concert is the result of hours and hours of preparation.

Synonyms

consequence, outcome, upshot, out-turn, sequel, effect, reaction, repercussion, reverberation, ramification, end, conclusion, termination, culmination, corollary, concomitant, aftermath, footprint, fruit(s), product, produce, by-product, solution;

Medicine sequelae

informal pay-off

dated issue

archaic success

verdict, decision, outcome, conclusion, opinion, determination, judgement, adjudication, arbitration, findings, ruling, pronouncement, decree, settlement, order

1.1A favourable outcome of an undertaking or contest: determination and persistence guarantee results if we can get a result in that game we might qualify...

Avoid professionals who guarantee results or claim they can get you larger refunds than other preparers.
Part of the reason is because, as the mutual fund ads say, past performance is no guarantee of future results.
Obviously past performance does not guarantee similar future results.

1.2 (usually results) The outcome of a business’s trading over a given period, expressed as a statement of profit or loss: oil companies have reported better results...

Elan is in the closed period before it reports results for the first quarter of 2003.
Analysts are not expecting any surprises in the hotel group's results following its pre-closed period trading statement in April.
Psion itself reported impressive results showing a 47 per cent increase in sales over the same period last year.

1.3A final score, mark, or placing in a sporting event or examination: exam results it was a great result for us...

A panel of choreographers, artistic directors, and former dancers tallies these results into a final score.
My final term results reflected an excellent score and I somehow managed to secure a modest job.
Their exam results at the final test were the highest and they deserved one little prize.

Synonyms

mark, score, percentage, grade, grading, rating, place, placing, position, rank, ranking;

assessment, appraisal, evaluation

2An item of information obtained by experiment or some other scientific method; a quantity or formula obtained by calculation: the results are evaluated by the researcher...

Tom began talking quantifiable results… hard scientific evidence that would prove the surgery would work.
However, as will become evident, the results of the experiment are so strong that our mistake could not have made any difference.
If the result of the calculation is correct, the information transferred is correct.

Synonyms

answer, solution, calculation;

sum, total, aggregate, product, quotient

verb [no object]

1Occur or follow as the consequence of something: anger may result from an argument (as adjective resulting) talk of a general election and the resulting political uncertainty...

Political instability has resulted from the inability of leaders to gain support outside their regional bases.
The indirect effect is the wealth effect resulting from having more equity in a home.
Denmark's book resulted from a multidisciplinary exercise involving academics from different countries.

Synonyms

follow, ensue, develop, stem, spring, arise, derive, evolve, proceed, emerge, emanate, issue, flow;

occur, happen, take place, come about, supervene;

be caused by, be brought about by, be produced by, originate in, attend, accompany, be consequent on;

Philosophy supervene on

end in, culminate in, finish in, terminate in, involve, lead to, prompt, elicit, precipitate, trigger, spark off, provoke;

cause, bring about, occasion, effect, bring to pass, create, give rise to, produce, engender, generate, induce

formal redound to

literary beget

1.1 (result in) Have (a specified outcome): talks in July had resulted in stalemate...

The group continues to generate cash and a new warehouse will result in significant cost savings.
Self-management promotes worker responsibility and results in workers taking on a higher workload.
This method of calculating payments results in higher costs should you repay your loan early.

Phrases

without result

Derivatives

resultless

adjective

Origin

Late Middle English (as a verb): from medieval Latin resultare 'to result', earlier in the sense 'spring back', from re- (expressing intensive force) + saltare (frequentative of salire 'to jump'). The noun dates from the early 17th century.

resilient from mid 17th century:
This is from Latin resilire ‘leap back’. The first senses recorded were ‘returning to the original position’ and ‘looking back’; the prime current sense, for someone who bounces back under pressure dates from the early 19th century. Result (Late Middle English) developed from a closely related Latin verb resultare ‘to spring back’.

单词	result
释义	result /rɪˈzʌlt / noun 1A thing that is caused or produced by something else; a consequence or outcome: the tower collapsed as a result of* safety violations* different approaches have been tried with somewhat mixed results... And as a result of all this activity the company has delayed the announcement of its interim results, which were due out today. Consequently no charges will be forthcoming as a result of the investigation. What we therefore see in the final concert is the result of hours and hours of preparation. Synonyms consequence, outcome, upshot, out-turn, sequel, effect, reaction, repercussion, reverberation, ramification, end, conclusion, termination, culmination, corollary, concomitant, aftermath, footprint, fruit(s), product, produce, by-product, solution; Medicine sequelae informal pay-off dated issue archaic success verdict, decision, outcome, conclusion, opinion, determination, judgement, adjudication, arbitration, findings, ruling, pronouncement, decree, settlement, order 1.1A favourable outcome of an undertaking or contest: determination and persistence guarantee results if we can get a result in that game we might qualify... Avoid professionals who guarantee results or claim they can get you larger refunds than other preparers. Part of the reason is because, as the mutual fund ads say, past performance is no guarantee of future results. Obviously past performance does not guarantee similar future results. 1.2 (usually results) The outcome of a business’s trading over a given period, expressed as a statement of profit or loss: oil companies have reported better results... Elan is in the closed period before it reports results for the first quarter of 2003. Analysts are not expecting any surprises in the hotel group's results following its pre-closed period trading statement in April. Psion itself reported impressive results showing a 47 per cent increase in sales over the same period last year. 1.3A final score, mark, or placing in a sporting event or examination: exam results it was a great result for us... A panel of choreographers, artistic directors, and former dancers tallies these results into a final score. My final term results reflected an excellent score and I somehow managed to secure a modest job. Their exam results at the final test were the highest and they deserved one little prize. Synonyms mark, score, percentage, grade, grading, rating, place, placing, position, rank, ranking; assessment, appraisal, evaluation 2An item of information obtained by experiment or some other scientific method; a quantity or formula obtained by calculation: the results are evaluated by the researcher... Tom began talking quantifiable results… hard scientific evidence that would prove the surgery would work. However, as will become evident, the results of the experiment are so strong that our mistake could not have made any difference. If the result of the calculation is correct, the information transferred is correct. Synonyms answer, solution, calculation; sum, total, aggregate, product, quotient verb [no object] 1Occur or follow as the consequence of something: anger may result from* an argument* (as adjective resulting) talk of a general election and the resulting political uncertainty... Political instability has resulted from the inability of leaders to gain support outside their regional bases. The indirect effect is the wealth effect resulting from having more equity in a home. Denmark's book resulted from a multidisciplinary exercise involving academics from different countries. Synonyms follow, ensue, develop, stem, spring, arise, derive, evolve, proceed, emerge, emanate, issue, flow; occur, happen, take place, come about, supervene; be caused by, be brought about by, be produced by, originate in, attend, accompany, be consequent on; Philosophy supervene on end in, culminate in, finish in, terminate in, involve, lead to, prompt, elicit, precipitate, trigger, spark off, provoke; cause, bring about, occasion, effect, bring to pass, create, give rise to, produce, engender, generate, induce formal redound to literary beget 1.1 (result in) Have (a specified outcome): talks in July had resulted in stalemate... The group continues to generate cash and a new warehouse will result in significant cost savings. Self-management promotes worker responsibility and results in workers taking on a higher workload. This method of calculating payments results in higher costs should you repay your loan early. Phrases without result Derivatives resultless adjective Origin Late Middle English (as a verb): from medieval Latin resultare 'to result', earlier in the sense 'spring back', from re- (expressing intensive force) + saltare (frequentative of salire 'to jump'). The noun dates from the early 17th century. resilient from mid 17th century: This is from Latin resilire ‘leap back’. The first senses recorded were ‘returning to the original position’ and ‘looking back’; the prime current sense, for someone who bounces back under pressure dates from the early 19th century. Result (Late Middle English) developed from a closely related Latin verb resultare ‘to spring back’. Rhymes consult, cult, exult, indult, insult, penult, ult
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result

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resultless

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