關於Result的意思和用法的提問

A: Hmm, it sounds like they work out a price to charge based on how well the process went.

A: そのwouldは接続法("subjunctive mood")を示します。
でも、日本語では同じような法がないんです。
だから、文脈によるといろんな訳ができます。

例えば、仮定法については
もし私は犬だったら毎日楽しいい
"If I were a dog every day would be fun."

でも、
"I didn't expect it would turn out to be such a negative result."
このような悪い成績になると思っていませんでした

（だめな日本語ですみません）

A: 意思代表这些老龄化什么的问题通通都省份化，与其是地区性问题。希望有帮到你喔～😊

A: It means that an action has a consequence. Example: "Eating too much results in stomach aches."

A: Qué resultados les va a producir a estas profesiones?

A: In baseball, not hitting a good pitch will result in a strike.

Eating that much cake will result in your stomach hurting.

The fire resulted in three deaths.

A: “This storm resulted in a large amount of destruction.” [result in]
“The broken roof is a result from the large storm.” [result from]
Common expression “This can result in” [meaning that it is an event which causes another event to follow]
“This came as a result from” [this is the event which followed after being caused by another]
i hope this answers your question :)

A: You think my teeth look funny?

A: The results just came in. That's a disappointing result. His arrogance resulted in failure.

A: His money problems result from gambling, overspending, and bad investments.

A: Both used the same core concept of what will happened after an event or action. The only difference is that consequence commomly carries negative implication after an action or event. Whereas result is regularly used in everyday conversation or the plain effects of some action or event.

I hope this helps!

A: I would say they are almost interchangeable.

A: result doesn't have to have a negative connotation to it where as consequence does. result can be for things like tests, races, experiments etc.
consequences are like a bad result or a punishment for something that person may have done.
examples include: I got my results back for my test they were very good/bad.
I broke the law now I have to deal with the consequences.
The results of our experiment were accurate/inaccurate.
He knew there would be consequences for his actions but he didn't care and he did it anyway.

A: "As a result" and "with the result that" (you need to add a "that" in there) are used in the same way.

"John did not buy the car and, as a result, he saved more money."
"John did not buy the car with the result that he saved more money."

A: "The result of January" would be the most correct, but without context, it's a little bit weird. The other two are just wrong.

A: 請到提問詳情頁確認

A: (1/2)

A: It's not correct, "table below" is correct! As you can see, even English/American natives make grammar mistakes.

A: This may not have every nuance of what you are trying to say, but this is a common way to say what I think you are trying to say:
"I will receive the results of the checkup next month."

A: "You will only get results shown in the Terminal" is more correct.

A: It didn't seem like he was satisfied with the result.

A: It's a run-on sentence but comprehensible. Here is one suggestion to re-word it : The results show that reduction of tissue edema of the affected limb is greater in more advanced cases after treatment.

A: Of course!

In English we don't use to make results. The verbs, "get", "obtain" and "achieve" are often used.

"In order to get good results in your exams you have to study hard"
"The person who obtains the best results in the exam will win a prize"
"She achieved good results due to her hard work."

It has the similar nuance here as 받다 if you understand what I mean.

A: You could stress the "here" more. Your recording sounds like "are" is stressed a little and there is a pause after it (#1). Stress (emphasize) the "here" and let "are" run into "the results" (#2)

1. here 'are ... the results.
2. 'here ... are the results.

Hope that explanation makes sense!

A: "The results of the survey revealed that less Japanese men feel happy than women."
"According to the results of the survey, less than 30 percent of men are happy about their lives, which is over 10 percent lower than women."