- countable/uncountable something that is causeddirectly by something else that has happenedpreviouslyresult of:
He said the incident was the result of a misunderstanding.
with the result that:There is a shortage of cheaphousing, with the result that many people are leaving the city.
as a result (of something) (=because of something):Colby died as the result of a heartattack.
York Road will be closed and delays are likely as a result.
a direct result (of something):The cuts are a direct result of a lack of statefunding.
the end/final result (of something):Video is cheaper, though the endresults are less polished.
good...... - countable the finalscore, or the name of the winner of a sportsevent or election
The election result was a disaster for the party.
result of:the surprise result of the Australian Grand Prix
...... - countable often plurala piece of information that is obtained by examining, studying, or calculating something
Our results show that an effectivevaccine is feasible.
result of:The results of the survey will be publishedshortly.
impressive......Verbs frequently used with result as the object▪ analyse, announce, collate, interpret, publish, release, report, summarize - countable usually pluraleducationBritishthe mark that a studentreceives in an examination or series of examinations. The Americanword is grade...
- plural success that is achieved by your actions or efforts
We need to see some results before we commit ourselves further.
... - plural businessa financialdocumentshowing a company’s performance during a particularperiod of time
The CEO resigned last week after a disappointingset of annualresults.
... - singular Britishinformala success or a win, especially in a sportseventget a result:
The Scots are hoping to get a result against England.
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Result (rĭ-zŭlt′) intr.v. Resulted, resulting, results 1. To happen as a consequence: damage that resulted from the storm; charges that resulted from the investigation. See Synonyms at follow. To end in a particular way: Their profligate lifestyle resulted in bankruptcy. Something that follows naturally from a particular. Solve this simple math problem and enter the result. For 1+3, enter 4.
Also found in: Idioms.result
verbPositive Results Synonym
phrasal verbresult in
To be the cause of:w>result in
Fisher's Exact Test Results Symbol X
Kidney Blood Test Results Symbol
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