🇬🇧 Result meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

"Result" as a verb means something happens as a consequence of something you did or something that happened first. One action causes another thing to happen. For example, if you jump in a puddle, it may result in your pants getting wet. The second thing (wet pants) happens because of the first thing (jumping in the puddle).

Covering yourself in stickers will result in you becoming a limited-edition human.

Trying to brush a cat’s teeth might result in the cat brushing your hand with its claws instead.

Trying to juggle eggs will probably result in an omelet on the floor.

Wearing your shirt as pants will result in everyone asking, "Are you okay?"

Trying to high-five a cactus will result in you learning why that was a bad idea.

A boy throws a ball. It hits a cup and the fall results in the cup breaking. A loud noise results in the cat jumping and the boy crying. His cry results in his mum running in. The broken cup results in a small clean up and a hug results in a smile.

This word is at the B1 level, which means it’s important for understanding and discussing familiar topics like work, school, or leisure. Words at this level help you express your thoughts, opinions, and experiences with more detail.

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