英语词汇“upshot”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

► result

something that happens or exists because of something that happened before: The end result of the new regulations will be cleaner air. Global warming is a direct result of human activity.

► effect

a change that is the result of something: We are all familiar with the harmful effects of pollution.

► aftereffects

bad effects that continue for a long time after the event or situation that caused them: The country is still suffering from the aftereffects of the war.

► side effect

an unwanted effect, especially of a type of drug or medical treatment: The drug’s side effects can include headaches and nausea.

► outcome

the final result of a process or situation, for example a meeting, election, war, etc.: Were you surprised by the outcome of the trial?

► product

the result of an activity or process, especially one that takes a lot of time or effort: The report was the product of four years of research.

► upshot

informal the final result of a situation: The upshot of the scandal was that Reynolds was fired from his job.

► consequences

the things that happen as a direct result of an action: Children rarely think about the consequences of their actions.

► implications

formal possible future effects or results of a plan, action, or event: What are the tax implications of selling the stock now?

► repercussions

formal bad effects caused by an event, action, or decision, which often continue for a long time afterward: The information could have serious repercussions for her political career.

单词	upshot
释义	upshotupshot /ˈʌpʃɑt/ noun Etymology ETYMOLOGYupshot Origin: 1600-1700 upshot final shot in an archery competition (16-17 centuries) Thesaurus THESAURUS something that happens or exists because of something that happened before► result something that happens or exists because of something that happened before: The end result of the new regulations will be cleaner air. Global warming is a direct result of human activity. ► effect a change that is the result of something: We are all familiar with the harmful effects of pollution. ► aftereffects bad effects that continue for a long time after the event or situation that caused them: The country is still suffering from the aftereffects of the war. ► side effect an unwanted effect, especially of a type of drug or medical treatment: The drug’s side effects can include headaches and nausea. ► outcome the final result of a process or situation, for example a meeting, election, war, etc.: Were you surprised by the outcome of the trial? ► product the result of an activity or process, especially one that takes a lot of time or effort: The report was the product of four years of research. ► upshot informal the final result of a situation: The upshot of the scandal was that Reynolds was fired from his job. ► consequences the things that happen as a direct result of an action: Children rarely think about the consequences of their actions. ► implications formal possible future effects or results of a plan, action, or event: What are the tax implications of selling the stock now? ► repercussions formal bad effects caused by an event, action, or decision, which often continue for a long time afterward: The information could have serious repercussions for her political career. the upshot (of something) the final result of a situation or action ► see thesaurus at result1 [Origin: 1600–1700 upshot final shot in an archery competition (16–17 centuries)]
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