le

masculine

/ʁe.zyl.ta/

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Translation

result, outcome

Word origin

From Latin resultare ('to spring back, rebound'), from re- ('back') and saltare ('to leap'). The modern sense of an outcome developed via Medieval Latin.

Origin: Latin
Root: resultare
English cognates: result, resultant

Grammar

Gendermasculine

Pluralrésultats

Examples

' .

The result of the match is not yet known.

l' .

We are waiting for the exam results tomorrow.

His work gave very good results.

The final result is different from what I thought.

, ' .

Without effort, there is no result.

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This word is part of lesson 20.