result

• Nom désignant l'issue, la conséquence ou l'effet d'une action, d'un processus, d'un événement ou d'une expérience.

A noun referring to the outcome, consequence, or effect of an action, process, event, or experiment.

1. Outcome or consequenceA2formal

   Something that happens or exists because of something else; the effect of an action or process.

   Résultat, conséquence

   • The result of the election was announced yesterday.
   • Hard work leads to good results.
   • The test results showed improvement.

   Synonymesaftermathconsequencecorollaryeffectoutcomeproductramificationsequelupshot

   Antonymescauseoriginsource

2. Score or final figureA2formal

   The final score or number obtained from a test, competition, or calculation.

   Résultat (score ou chiffre final)

   • The football match ended with a 2-1 result.
   • What were your exam results?
   • The survey results were published online.

   Synonymesanswerfigureoutcomescoresumtallytotal

3. Achievement or productB1formal

   Something produced or achieved as a result of effort.

   Résultat obtenu par un effort

   • This painting is the result of years of practice.
   • The company's success is the result of teamwork.
   • The new policy is the result of extensive research.

   Synonymesachievementeffectfruitoutcomeoutgrowthoutputproductupshotyield

• Verbe indiquant la survenance d'un résultat, d'une conséquence ou d'une issue découlant d'un processus ou d'une action.

A verb used to indicate the occurrence of an outcome, consequence, or end result from a process or action.

1. To arise or occurB1formal

   To happen or come about as an effect or consequence of something.

   résulter

   • The accident resulted from careless driving.
   • His illness resulted in him missing the exam.
   • The delay resulted from technical problems.

   Synonymesarisederiveemanateensueeventuatefollowissueproceedspringstem

   Antonymescause

2. To lead to an outcomeB2formal

   To cause or produce a particular effect or situation.

   aboutir à

   • The experiment resulted in a major discovery.
   • Their efforts resulted in success.
   • The decision resulted in widespread protests.

   Synonymesbring aboutcausegenerateinduceproduceprompttrigger

   Antonymesoriginateprecede