result
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1.0
- noun
- /rɪˈzʌlt/
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resultado
- To solve the puzzle, you need to know the result of each equation.
- test results
- analyze the results
- interpret the result
He used it just to prove results about uncomputability.
- He used it just to prove results about uncomputability.
- This could have confirmed the Friedman result and made the tension go away.
- Now, of course, I am quoting what would be the results of experiments on spins.
- If two ways to calculate the same thing give different results, that's not good.
Examples
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The teacher explained the steps to get to the correct result for the math problem.
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- The result is we're all out of here.
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I want to come back with results.
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Not when I have to hand over the results.
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Now, do I have your consent to share the results of the tests?
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No one wants to make a mistake, so as a result, little gets done independently of the leader.
Academic text (2011) -
The primary and most important result of this study is that quizzes improved exam performance.
Academic text (2011) -
Intervention Progress: As a result of the RI program, children were succeeding.
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The data consist of quiz results from multiple-choice online quizzes as well as final exam grades.
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After analyzing the data, the researchers shared the final result of their study.
Synonyms
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1.0
A solution that explains or fixes a problem
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2.1
An answer to a problem or a way to deal with a difficult situation
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2.7
An answer that fixes a problem or difficulty
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3.6
A clear, effective answer that fixes a problem
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Result comes from re- 'back' and salire 'to jump', the same root you see in somersault, so in math a result is the answer that 'comes back' after you do the steps.