result

effect

1. B1CountableSingular

   something that happens or exists because of something else

   • The road was widened, but the result was an increase in traffic.

   • His broken leg was a direct result of his own carelessness.

   • I attempted to repaint the kitchen walls, but the result was a complete mess.

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2. CountableUsually plural

   a good or pleasing effect

   • We have invested significantly in advertising, and we are now starting to see results.

   • She is a fantastic coach who knows how to achieve positive training results.

   • After months of hard work, the team finally saw the results of their efforts.

data

1. B1Countable

   the information you get from something such as a scientific experiment or medical test

   • The opinion poll results showed that the majority of women support the action.

   • The experimental results were contrary to expectations.

   • The medical test results came back, and they were normal.

score

1. B1Countable

   the mark you receive after you have taken an exam or test

   • I finished my exams yesterday, but I will not receive the results until August.

   • She was very pleased with her final exam results.

   • The students anxiously awaited their test results.

answer

1. Countable

   the answer to a calculation in mathematics

   • We used different methods of calculation, but we both arrived at the same result.

   • I am confident in my calculation result.

   • Ensure you double-check your math results before submitting them.

outcome

1. B1Countable

   the score or number of votes, showing the success or failure of the people involved, in a sports competition, election, etc.

   • the results of the local elections

   • the football game results

   • We had hoped to win the game, so a draw was a disappointing result for us.

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victory

1. Countableinformal

   a win in a sports competition

   • The team needs a win to advance to the semifinals.

   • Their hard work finally resulted in a victory.

   • That team desperately needs a result.

1. Intransitive

   to happen or exist because something else has happened

   • The teachers were not well-prepared for the significant changes in the examination system, which resulted in chaos.

   • The streets flooded as a result of the heavy rain.

   • His poor health resulted from fatigue and stress.