el
/re.sulˈta.ðo/
Translation
result
Word origin
A past participle noun from resultar, from Latin resultare ('to leap back, to rebound'), from re- 'back' plus saltare 'to leap'. The same root gives English result.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- resultare
- English cognates
- result
Grammar
Examples
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The exam result left me very happy.
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We await the results of the investigation with interest.
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The result of the match was a surprise for everyone.
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His hard work produced good results in the end.
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I am not happy with the result of the meeting.
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