result如何读

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美:[rɪˈzʌlt]

result英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vi. 发生,产生 come about; happen as a natural consequence
n.(名词)
  1. [C][U]结果,效果,后果 sth that happens because of an action or event
  2. [C][U]成效 (a) noticeable good effect
  3. [P]成败的消息,成绩 the success or failure of a person, team, organization, etc. in an examination, sports match, etc.

result是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 结果,后果,比赛结果
  2. 成果,效果,成效
  3. 答案
  4. 决定
  5. 成绩
  6. 战绩
  7. <美>决议
  8. 效验
  9. 【体】比分
  10. 【数】计算的结果
  11. 胜局,胜利,成功实现的事
  12. 结局
  13. 产物
v. (动词)
  1. 导致,造成,引起,致使,由...而造成
  2. 结果(为),结果是
  3. 归结为,终归
  4. 得到
  5. 产生,发生(常与from连用)
  6. 起于
  7. 被归还

result自然拼读

re·sult

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result变形

复数:results

第三人称单数:results

现在分词:resulting

过去式:resulted

过去分词:resulted

result词根

词根:result

adj.

resultant 结果的;合成的

resulting 作为结果的

n.

resultant 合力;结果;[化学] 生成物

v.

resulting 致使(result的ing形式);产生

result英英释义

intransitive verb

to occur or happen as the outcome of action.The accident resulted from the driver being asleep at the wheel.

to conclude in a certain way.Her radical activities resulted in her arrest.

noun

what happens or what is produced as a consequence; outcome.The vaccine was the result of many years of research.She'd put in a lot of hard work, but she was not satisfied with the result.We tried very hard with our business, but the result was that we failed.Nobody watered the plants and, as a result, they all died.

(often plural) the final or significant piece or pieces of information gained from an investigation, examination, or calculation.The results of the study did not support the researchers' claim.Once the final calculation was carried out, the result was 3.83.

the outcome of a race such as in sports or politics.We listened to the election results on the radio.The result of the Ohio election came as a surprise to many.Stay tuned for more college football results in our next segment.Did you hear the result of the Kentucky Derby?

(plural) a desired outcome.You may not like his methods, but he always gets results.For best results, clean the surface thoroughly before painting.The product is guaranteed to produce fast results.

result词组

result of是…结果;由于…结果

as a result结果

as a result ofadv. 因此,由于;作为…的结果

result in导致,结果是

experimental result实验结果

test result试验结果

result from起因于;由……造成

final result最终结果;决赛成绩

with the result that因此;从而;其结果是

end result最终结果;归宿

in the result结果;后来 

economic result经济效益;经济结果

measuring result测量结果

actual result实际结果

examination result考试结果,成绩;核赔结论

simulated result模拟结果

in result结果

desired result预期的结果;希望达到的结果

survey result调查结果

get a result[英国俚语],◎(在球赛中)得胜,◎达到目的 

result区别

 result, consequence

result最后的结果

consequence随之而发生的结果;

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 arise, result, originate

这组词都有“起源,源自”的意思,其区别是:

arise多与from连用,侧重指从无到有的产生,表一种因果关系。

result侧重变化的最终结果。

originate强调产生变化的起源。

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 result, effect, outcome, consequence

这组词都有“结果”的意思,其区别是:

result普通用词,含义广泛,侧重因某种原因所产生的最终结果,而不是眼前的结果。

effect指因某种原因直接产生的结果,着重持续稳定与其影响。

outcome普通用词,多指事物经过一系列发展变化所导致的最终结局,而不是某种原因的直接结果。常可与result通用。

consequence多指随某一事件引起的,必然或自然的不良结果,不强调直接的因果关系,而侧重事件发展的逻辑关系。

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result词源中文解释

15世纪早期, resulten,“作为事实、论据等的结果或后果而发生”,源自拉丁语 resultare “向前跳跃,反弹”(在中世纪拉丁语中意为“结果”),是 resilire “反弹”的频率形式(参见 resilience)。这个词源意义在英语中很少见,主要出现在诗歌中,现已过时。相关词汇: Resulted; resulting。

result_体育行业词汇

结果

成绩

result_法律行业词汇

决议

效果

result词源英文解释

Verb Middle English, from Medieval Latin resultare, from Latin, to rebound, from re- + saltare to leap — more at saltation

The first known use of result was in the 15th century

result儿童词典英英释义

review1 of 2noun

a formal inspection of troops by officers

a general survey

an act of looking something over especially for flaws

a discussion by a critic of the quality of something (as a book or play)

a magazine filled mostly with reviews and essays

a look at past events

a fresh study of material studied before

revue

review2 of 2verb

to look at a thing again

to study or examine again

review a lesson

to make a formal inspection of (as troops)

to discuss the quality of (as a book or play)

to look back on

review one's accomplishments

reverse1 of 3adjective

opposite or contrary to a previous or normal condition

reverse order

acting or working in a manner opposite to the usual

bringing about backward movement

reverse gear

reverse2 of 3verb

to turn completely about or upside down or inside out

to overthrow or set aside a legal decision by an opposite decision

to change to the contrary

reverse a policy

to go or cause to go in the opposite direction

to put (as a car) into reverse

to undo the effect of (as a condition)

face creams that promise to reverse the signs of aging

reverse3 of 3noun

something directly opposite to something else

an act or instance of reversingespecially: a change for the worse

the back part of something

a gear that reverses something

reverse1 of 3adjective

opposite or contrary to a previous or normal condition

reverse order

acting or working in a manner opposite to the usual

bringing about backward movement

reverse gear

reverse2 of 3verb

to turn completely about or upside down or inside out

to overthrow or set aside a legal decision by an opposite decision

to change to the contrary

reverse a policy

to go or cause to go in the opposite direction

to put (as a car) into reverse

to undo the effect of (as a condition)

face creams that promise to reverse the signs of aging

reverse3 of 3noun

something directly opposite to something else

an act or instance of reversingespecially: a change for the worse

the back part of something

a gear that reverses something

revealverb

to make known : divulge

to show plainly : display

return1 of 3verb

to come or go back

to go back in thought or practice

returned to his old ways

reply entry 1 sense 3, answer

to make an official report of

the jury returned a verdict

British to elect to office

to bring, carry, send, or put back return borrowed money

return a book to the library

to bring in (as profit) : yield

to give or perform in return

return a compliment

to respond to in a similar way

return kindness with kindness

to give back to the owner

return that lawnmower

to hit back (as a tennis ball)

to run with (a football) after the possession of the ball changes from one team to the other (as by a fumble or a punt)

return2 of 3noun

the act of coming back to or from a place or condition

a regular or frequent occurrence : recurrence

the return of spring

a report of the results of voting—usually used in plural

election returns

a statement of income to be taxed

a tax return

a means for bringing something (as water) back to its starting point

the profit from labor, investment, or business : yield

the act of returning something to an earlier place, condition, or ownership

something returned

something given in payment or exchange

ask nothing in return for a favor

the action or an instance of returning a ball (as in tennis or football)

return3 of 3adjective

played or given in return a return game

a return call

used for returning

a return ticket

of, relating to, or causing a return to a place or condition

a return envelope

return1 of 3verb

to come or go back

to go back in thought or practice

returned to his old ways

reply entry 1 sense 3, answer

to make an official report of

the jury returned a verdict

British to elect to office

to bring, carry, send, or put back return borrowed money

return a book to the library

to bring in (as profit) : yield

to give or perform in return

return a compliment

to respond to in a similar way

return kindness with kindness

to give back to the owner

return that lawnmower

to hit back (as a tennis ball)

to run with (a football) after the possession of the ball changes from one team to the other (as by a fumble or a punt)

return2 of 3noun

the act of coming back to or from a place or condition

a regular or frequent occurrence : recurrence

the return of spring

a report of the results of voting—usually used in plural

election returns

a statement of income to be taxed

a tax return

a means for bringing something (as water) back to its starting point

the profit from labor, investment, or business : yield

the act of returning something to an earlier place, condition, or ownership

something returned

something given in payment or exchange

ask nothing in return for a favor

the action or an instance of returning a ball (as in tennis or football)

return3 of 3adjective

played or given in return a return game

a return call

used for returning

a return ticket

of, relating to, or causing a return to a place or condition

a return envelope

return1 of 3verb

to come or go back

to go back in thought or practice

returned to his old ways

reply entry 1 sense 3, answer

to make an official report of

the jury returned a verdict

British to elect to office

to bring, carry, send, or put back return borrowed money

return a book to the library

to bring in (as profit) : yield

to give or perform in return

return a compliment

to respond to in a similar way

return kindness with kindness

to give back to the owner

return that lawnmower

to hit back (as a tennis ball)

to run with (a football) after the possession of the ball changes from one team to the other (as by a fumble or a punt)

return2 of 3noun

the act of coming back to or from a place or condition

a regular or frequent occurrence : recurrence

the return of spring

a report of the results of voting—usually used in plural

election returns

a statement of income to be taxed

a tax return

a means for bringing something (as water) back to its starting point

the profit from labor, investment, or business : yield

the act of returning something to an earlier place, condition, or ownership

something returned

something given in payment or exchange

ask nothing in return for a favor

the action or an instance of returning a ball (as in tennis or football)

return3 of 3adjective

played or given in return a return game

a return call

used for returning

a return ticket

of, relating to, or causing a return to a place or condition

a return envelope

resume1 of 2verb

to take again : occupy again

resume your seats

to begin again or go back to

resumed the game the next day

résumé2 of 2noun

formal a brief statement : summary

a résumé of the news

a short account of one's career and qualifications for a job

result1 of 2verb

to come about as an effect, consequence, or conclusion

disease results from infection

to have as an effect

the disease results in death

result2 of 2noun

something that comes about as an effect or end

a good or clear effect

this method gets results

something obtained by calculation or investigation

result 例句

1 I know I will not choose Erudite, even though my test results suggested that I could.

2 The final election results will be announced on Friday.

选举的最终结果将在周五宣布。

3 I told them I thought many of our problems were a result of lack of communication between the government and the ANC and that some of these could be resolved through actual talks.

4 “However, we know the rats have taken many spinners prisoner. Perhaps we can free a few and persuade them to accompany us. I have often had good results with spinners.”

5 He was bitterly proud of his swiftly changing moods and boasted when he had to suffer the results of them.

6 Taking care of the American dead was the first priority in combat and as a result, the bodies of the Japanese soldiers were often left unburied for days.

7 The result was the famous Mason and Dixon line, which later took on symbolic importance as the dividing line between the slave and free states.

8 If the disturbance is from a regular vibration, the result is that the molecules end up squeezed together into evenly-spaced waves.

9 As a result, German schools lost some of the best minds, including physicists and Nobel prizewinners such as Albert Einstein.

10 It got so bad that they had to be told who actually owned the property where vice was practiced, what the rents were and what little hardships might be the result of their closing.

11 I will, as is the custom each year, call upon your hardworking, dedicated and grossly underpaid teachers to announce the year-end examination results and class standings.”

12 Results: The total 38 cases had not produced subcutaneous tissue necrosis or calcareous deposition.

结果: 38例早产儿静脉补钙均未发生皮下组织的坏死与钙化灶.

13 Bouguer and La Condamine thus had spent nearly a decade working toward a result they didn’t wish to find only to learn now that they weren’t even the first to find it.

14 As expected, the defendants all claimed immunity for the conduct that had resulted in Walter's wrongful conviction.

15 As a result, ships built and manned in Spain itself were able to sail to the West Indies; there was nothing equivalent to the Greenland bottleneck that had throttled Norse colonization.

16 Expecting some repercussion, some result from the action.

17 At first, I thought her blank expression was the result of surprise, but after it didn’t go away for a long while, I knew that it wasn’t.

18 If you skip breakfast blood sugar levels drop, fatigue, poor concentration, irritability and lethargy results.

如果你忽视早餐,则会出现低血糖 、 疲劳 、 精力不集中, 易怒和昏睡后果.

19 As a result, I never used them at home.

20 I don’t want to share my test results with anyone anyway.

result 同义词

6 得分

pt point run score bag

8 效验

potency potence

9 好成绩

commendation

13 作为结果发生

consequential consequent

20 终归于

redound

23 由…产生

issue

25 起于

grow

26 计算结果

computation

27 归结为

come

31 优胜者

champion superior

result 短语相关

as a result get a result result in with the result that

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