Result | Mean of result in English Dictionary

/rɪˈzʌlt/

  • Noun
  • something that is caused by something else that happened or was done before
    1. The book is the result of years of hard work and dedication.
    2. The end/final result of his work was a classic American novel.
    3. As a result of [=because of] the accident, he was out of work for three months.
    4. He sprained his wrist and, as a result [=because of this], he will not be playing in the tournament.
    5. Bad weather caused several delays with the result that the work was not completed on time. [=the work was not completed on time because bad weather caused delays]
    6. The investigation continued without result.
  • the final score or a description of who won and lost in a game, election, etc.
    1. What was the result of last night's game? [=who won last night's game?]
    2. Election results will be posted later.
    3. The play-off roster depends on the results of tonight's game.
  • a win especially in a soccer match
    1. After several drawn matches, we finally got a result. [=we finally won]
  • the grade received on a test or examination
    1. Have you gotten your exam results yet?
  • information that you get from a scientific or medical test
    1. My blood test result was fine.
  • something you want that is achieved successfully
    1. We are waiting for the experiment to produce results.
    2. This method gets results. [=this method is effective and successful]
  • Verb
  • to happen because of something else that happened or was done before
    1. If you take this drug, side effects may result.
    2. The fire resulted from an explosion.
  • to cause (something) to happen
    1. The disease resulted in his death.
    2. The trial resulted in an acquittal.
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