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up·shot
uhp shat
Noun
1. a phenomenon that follows and is caused by some previous phenomenon;
"the magnetic effect was greater when the rod was lengthwise"
"his decision had depressing consequences for business"
"he acted very wise after the event"
1530年代,来自 up(形容词)+ shot(名词); 最初指射箭比赛中的最后一箭,因此引申为“结果,问题,结论”(约1600年)。
The first known use of upshot was in 1594
upstandingadjective
vertical entry 1 sense 2
honest entry 1 sense 3
upstairs1 of 3adverb
up the stairs : to or on a higher floor
to or at a higher position or level
upstairs2 of 3adjective
located on an upper floor
the upstairs bedroom
upstairs3 of 3noun
the part of a building above the ground floor
upstage1 of 2adverb or adjective
toward or at the part of the stage or set farthest from the audience or the motion-picture or television camera
upstage2 of 2verb
to steal attention away from
children upstaging adult performers
upsilonnoun
the 20th letter of the Greek alphabet—Υ or υ
upshotnoun
final result : outcome
1 But the upshot is always that new experiences and new perspectives always make you grow.
2 The upshot is a rare degree of flexibility and creative control, she says.
3 The upshot of the Royal Opera House do was that Argo soundly battered Lincoln, taking best film and best director.
4 Nevertheless there are certain writers whose visionary power is indifferent to the corroboration of mere upshots – writers who seem to be able to feel, and use, the "world hum" of the "near-after".
5 The upshot is that a global audience has more access than ever to an array of great South Asian series.
6 But with that woman, again the upshot isn’t what you’d expect, and it too is shaped by the “secret pact” with Teresa.
7 The upshot is that millions more will interact with the healthcare providers who are, according to JAMA, our nation’s third leading cause of death.
8 Sure, the immediate upshot of Ellen coming out on TV was that her show got canceled and she was exiled from TV for the next few years.
9 The upshot was that it ensured no day was dull.
10 The statement leaves a lot of details open, but the upshot appears to be: you’ll be able to get pay for HBO streaming without cable or satellite service, essentially buying HBO GO or its equivalent.
11 Granted, it’s not an original dilemma, and given that the upshot of doing nothing is the continuation of our friendship, it feels selfish and presumptuous to ponder hypotheticals.
12 The upshot, of course, is that deepfakes may gradually destabilize the very idea of a historical "event."
13 The upshot is that Daemon will have a victory under his belt and glory upon his name, for a change.
14 “My first reaction was, ‘Well, I guess I won’t be around to see the upshot of this plan,’” said Mr. Coppola, 77, the film director and writer.
15 The upshot was that..he chose to resign.
16 The upshot of these events is that he remains in charge of the company.
这些事件的下场是他维持负责这家公司.
17 The upshot is that what you and I and others in our rapidly aging demographic understood by “going to the movies” may have been replaced by a different menu of choices and practices.
18 The upshot here is that, because it only takes them a few days to produce an episode, they can create plots and gags which are topical and fresh.
19 The upshot : Adobe's forthcoming software is probably not allowed.
结果是,奥多比即将推出的软件可能不允许被使用.
20 The persuasive upshot is that the cloud, with its "techno-messianism", constitutes an enclosure of the "digital commons".
1 结局
conclusive enfin point end result issue event finish conclusion ultimate fate termination finale omega catastrophe payoff coda denouement capper anagnorisis in fine ending culmination outcome sequel finality pay-off resultant lastly resolution consummation in the issue in the result drop scene last sequence eventuate final wrap-up windup dropscene
2 终结
terminative concluding close stop period finish fine conclusion tail capper napoo bring to an end tail end
3 要旨
content message sense core net substance thrust keystone tenor purport gist the sum and substance amount meat fundamental strain drift pith
4 结果
eventual sequential consequential resultant sequent consequentially proceeds end child product result issue effect success production train fruit outcome sequence consequence trace observation harvest sequel offspring by-product fruition denouement fructification fare ensue eventuate in the result with the consequence that as a consequence in consequence when all is said consequently hereat and produce wake fate termination outgrowth pay-off out-turn -ence -y -ment calling card in the sequel subsequent emergent event growth sake ending aftermath consequent corollary to go come fructify as a result in bearing consecutive that conclusion finding progeny scoreline spillover -ion -ism in the event final job amount spawn ramification sequela outgo outturn fruitage ure
5 结论
wrap-up add-up issue close decision outcome sentence conclusion consequence diagnosis sequitur windup illation end deduction inference afterword peroration summing-up head finding implication consequent perorate terminus ad quem
6 要点
thing point feature head force short heart main essential highlight hang outline sum burden knot drift kernel hinge pivot motif gist crux nub pith essentiality
7 精髓