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Definition: Meaning of, result in English to Japanese dictionary.

Pronunciation: / rɪˈzʌlt /

  • noun
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Singular Plural
result results
  1. 結果
    SYNONYM
    consequence, outcome
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  2. 成果
    SYNONYM
    fruit
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  3. リザルト
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  4. 効果
    SYNONYM
    effect, effectiveness, efficacy
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  5. 成績
    SYNONYM
    grade, record
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  6. 産物
    SYNONYM
    product, produce, fruit, outcome
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  7. 所産
    SYNONYM
    product, fruit
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  8. 合否
    SYNONYM
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  9. 出来映え
    SYNONYM
    performance, success, effect
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  10. 成り行き
    SYNONYM
    development, progress
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  11. 効
    SYNONYM
    effect, efficiency, success, efficacy, benefit
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  12. 果て
    SYNONYM
    extremity, limit
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  13. 果てし
    SYNONYM
    limit, bounds, extremity, fate
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  14. 甲斐
    SYNONYM
    worth, avail, effect, use
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  15. 成行き
    SYNONYM
    development, progress
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  16. 出来具合
    SYNONYM
    effect, performance, success
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Word Forms:
Prsesent Past Past Participle
result resulted resulted
Present Participle Third Person Singular
resulting results
[intransitive]
  1. 来たす
    SYNONYM
    cause, beget, lead up, entail
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  2. 結果になる
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  3. 来たる
    SYNONYM
    come, roll in, visit, ensue
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