A result is what happens at the end of something.
For example, in a game, the result is the final score, like 2-1.
If you take a test, the result is your grade, like 'A' or 'B'.
It is the outcome of an action.
A result is what happens at the end of something.
For example, after a football game, the score is the result.
If you study hard for a test, a good grade is the result of your hard work.
It's like the outcome or the final answer to an action or an event.
A result, at a B2 CEFR level, signifies the direct consequence or outcome stemming from a preceding action, event, or process. It encapsulates what transpires or comes into being due to an antecedent. This term is frequently employed to denote the definitive conclusion of a particular situation, such as the score achieved in a sporting event or the grade attained on an academic assessment. Furthermore, it can refer to the broader implications or effects that manifest from a specific endeavor or decision. Understanding the relationship between actions and their subsequent results is crucial for effective communication and comprehension at this proficiency level.
result 30秒了解
- Outcome of an action or event.
- Consequence of something that happened.
- What comes from a previous cause.
§ Mistakes people make with this word
The word "result" is quite versatile and can be used in many contexts. However, learners, especially at the A1 CEFR level, often make some common mistakes. Understanding these pitfalls can help you use "result" more accurately and naturally.
§ Using "result" as a verb
One of the most frequent errors is attempting to use "result" directly as a verb to mean "to cause" or "to lead to." While there are verb forms like "result in" or "result from," simply saying "it resulted a problem" is incorrect.
- Incorrect Usage
- The bad weather resulted a delay.
- Correct Usage
- The bad weather resulted in a delay.
His hard work resulted in a good grade.
§ Confusing "result" with "reason" or "cause"
While "result" is about what happens *because* of something, it's not the same as the "reason" or "cause" itself. Learners sometimes mix these up, using "result" when they should be talking about why something happened, rather than what happened.
- Incorrect Usage
- The result of his absence was illness.
- Correct Usage
- The reason for his absence was illness.
What was the cause of the accident?
§ Using singular vs. plural forms
"Result" can be singular or plural depending on the context. Sometimes, learners might use the singular form when referring to multiple outcomes, or vice-versa.
- Incorrect Usage
- The test result were good.
- Correct Usage
- The test results were good.
What was the result of the game?
§ Overusing "result"
While "result" is a useful word, sometimes learners might overuse it when other, simpler words could be more natural. For example, instead of always saying "the result of the game," you can just say "the score of the game."
- Instead of: The result of the test was good.
- Try: My test grade was good.
- Instead of: What was the result of the match?
- Try: What was the score of the match?
按水平分级的例句
The result of the football game was 2-1.
El resultado del partido de fútbol fue 2-1.
Here, 'result' refers to the final score.
She was happy with her test result.
Ella estaba contenta con el resultado de su examen.
'Test result' is a common collocation.
Hard work often leads to good results.
El trabajo duro a menudo lleva a buenos resultados.
'Results' can be plural when referring to multiple outcomes.
What was the result of your meeting?
¿Cuál fue el resultado de tu reunión?
Here, 'result' means the outcome or conclusion.
The doctor will tell you the results of the blood test soon.
El médico te dirá los resultados del análisis de sangre pronto.
'Results' is often used in medical contexts for test outcomes.
We hope for a positive result from our efforts.
Esperamos un resultado positivo de nuestros esfuerzos.
Adjectives like 'positive' or 'negative' often precede 'result'.
The poor weather had a bad result on our plans.
El mal tiempo tuvo un mal resultado en nuestros planes.
'Had a bad result on' shows the impact of something.
His quick action produced a good result.
Su acción rápida produjo un buen resultado.
'Produced a good result' indicates causing a favorable outcome.
The ongoing negotiations are expected to yield a positive result for all parties involved, paving the way for a new era of cooperation.
yield a positive result - принести позитивный результат
Here, 'yield' is used as a verb meaning 'to produce or provide (a natural, agricultural, or industrial product)' or 'to produce (a financial or other return)'.
Despite the significant investment in research and development, the anticipated breakthrough in renewable energy technology has yet to materialize, leaving the ultimate result uncertain.
yet to materialize - еще не материализовалось
'Yet to' indicates something has not happened but is expected to happen.
The referendum's unexpected result sent shockwaves through the political establishment, prompting a period of introspection and strategic recalibration.
sent shockwaves through - потрясло
'Send shockwaves through' is an idiom meaning to cause a sudden strong feeling of surprise or alarm.
The cumulative result of years of sustained effort and dedication was a groundbreaking discovery that redefined our understanding of the universe.
cumulative result - совокупный результат
'Cumulative' means increasing in quantity or degree by successive additions.
The contentious policy change, a direct result of widespread public discontent, ultimately led to a significant shift in governmental priorities.
contentious policy change - спорное изменение политики
'Contentious' means causing or likely to cause an argument; controversial.
The forensic investigation's meticulous work provided irrefutable results, leading to the apprehension and conviction of the perpetrators.
irrefutable results - неопровержимые результаты
'Irrefutable' means impossible to deny or disprove.
The company's innovative marketing campaign achieved remarkable results, significantly boosting brand recognition and market share.
achieved remarkable results - достигла замечательных результатов
'Remarkable' means worthy of attention; striking.
While the immediate results of the intervention were positive, concerns remain about its long-term efficacy and sustainability.
immediate results - немедленные результаты
'Efficacy' refers to the ability to produce a desired or intended result.
习语与表达
"as a result"
because of something else; consequently
The train was delayed, and as a result, I was late for my appointment.
neutral"result in"
to cause a particular outcome or situation
His hard work resulted in a promotion.
neutral"the end result"
the final outcome or consequence of a series of actions or events
The end result of all their planning was a very successful party.
neutral"with the same result"
achieving the same outcome again
I tried calling her again, but with the same result – no answer.
neutral"a foregone conclusion"
a result that is obvious or inevitable
Given their dominant performance, their victory was a foregone conclusion.
neutral"bear fruit"
to produce a positive or successful result
All her efforts finally bore fruit when she got the job.
neutral"pay off"
to yield good results or be worthwhile in the end
All the extra hours he put in are really paying off now that his business is thriving.
informal"come to pass"
to happen; to occur
We waited anxiously for the predicted events to come to pass.
formal"turn out"
to happen or develop in a particular way; to have a particular result
The weather turned out to be much better than we expected.
neutral"the upshot"
the final result or conclusion of a discussion, action, or series of events
The upshot of the meeting was that we decided to go ahead with the project.
neutral如何使用
When using "result," pay attention to prepositions. If you're talking about the outcome of something, you usually say "as a result of" or "the result of." For example: As a result of the rain, the game was canceled. The result of the election surprised many. You can also use "result in" to describe what something causes: His hard work resulted in a promotion.
A common mistake is confusing "result" with "reason." A "reason" explains why something happened, while a "result" is what actually happened. For example, 'The reason for the cancellation was the rain' is correct, but 'The result for the cancellation was the rain' is incorrect. Another mistake is using "result" as a verb when a different verb like "cause" or "lead to" would be more appropriate, though "result in" is correct. For example, instead of 'The accident resulted damage,' say 'The accident resulted in damage' or 'The accident caused damage.'
记住它
记忆技巧
Imagine a 're-suit' of armor, where the 'suit' is the outcome or result of the knight's hard work and training.
视觉联想
Picture a scientist in a lab coat, holding up a beaker with a colorful chemical reaction. The bubbling liquid and the change in color are the 'results' of their experiment.
Word Web
挑战
Think about a recent decision you made. What was the 'result' of that decision?
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真实语境
The **result** of the football game was 2-1.
- final score
- game outcome
- match result
She was happy with her test **result**.
- exam grade
- test score
- assessment result
The doctor explained the **results** of the blood test.
- medical findings
- lab results
- test outcomes
Hard work often leads to good **results**.
- positive outcomes
- successful results
- favorable results
What was the **result** of your meeting?
- meeting outcome
- discussion results
- meeting conclusions
对话开场白
"What's the best sports result you've ever seen?"
"Have you ever waited anxiously for a test result? What was it for?"
"What's a small action you took that had a big positive result?"
"If you could guarantee a specific result for one thing in your life, what would it be?"
"What was the result of the last movie or book you watched/read?"
日记主题
Describe a time when you were very proud of a result you achieved.
Write about a situation where the result was completely unexpected. How did you react?
Reflect on a goal you have. What steps are you taking to achieve a positive result?
Think about a decision you made. What were the short-term and long-term results of that decision?
Imagine you're coaching someone. What advice would you give them to help them get the best results?
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The score of a sports match.
The grade received on an exam.
What happens when you work diligently.
Read this aloud:
What is the result?
Focus: re-SULT
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Read this aloud:
The result is clear.
Focus: clear
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Read this aloud:
I like the result.
Focus: like the
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The unexpected ___ of the experiment surprised all the scientists.
The word 'result' fits here as it refers to the outcome or what happened because of the experiment.
Hard work and dedication often lead to positive ___.
'Results' in the plural form is appropriate here to mean multiple positive outcomes.
The final ___ of the football match was a draw, much to the disappointment of the fans.
Here, 'result' specifically refers to the final score or outcome of a game.
After weeks of studying, she was delighted with the ___ of her final exam.
'Result' is used to describe the outcome of a test or examination.
The decision to invest in new technology had a significant ___ on the company's productivity.
The word 'result' here means the effect or consequence of an action.
The doctor explained that the patient's current condition was a direct ___ of not following the treatment plan.
In this context, 'result' indicates a consequence that directly followed a previous action or lack thereof.
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Summary
A result is the final outcome or consequence of a specific action or event.
- Outcome of an action or event.
- Consequence of something that happened.
- What comes from a previous cause.
例句
I got a good result on my math test.
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