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outcome of sth
The outcome of the election was a surprise.
选举的结果令人惊讶。
结果
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结果
something that results
The outcome of the election was a surprise.
选举的结果令人惊讶。
由事件或过程产生或发生的结果。
That which is produced or occurs as a result of an event or process.
结果
something that results
随机试验的结果；样本空间的一个元素。
The result of a random trial. An element of a sample space.
后果
a phenomenon that follows and is caused by some previous phenomenon
The outcome of the experiment was surprising.
实验的结果令人惊讶。
They are waiting for the outcome of the election.
他们在等待选举的结果。
We discussed the possible outcomes of the project.
我们讨论了项目的可能结果。
The outcome of the election was a surprise.
选举的结果令人惊讶。
We hope for a positive outcome.
我们希望有一个积极的结果。
The outcome is that we lost the contract.
结果是我们失去了合同。
Not this
The project outcomes good.
Use this
The outcome of the project is good.
outcome 是名词，不能作动词用。应使用系动词 is 或 have a good outcome。
Not this
What was the outcome from the meeting?
Use this
What was the outcome of the meeting?
表示“...的结果”应使用介词 of，而不是 from。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
积极的结果
We are hoping for a positive outcome from the negotiations.
我们希望谈判能取得积极的结果。
消极的结果
The negative outcome of the experiment surprised the researchers.
实验的消极结果让研究人员感到惊讶。
期望的结果
The team worked hard to achieve the desired outcome.
团队努力工作以达到期望的结果。
最终结果
The final outcome of the match was a draw.
比赛的最终结果是平局。
意想不到的结果
The new policy had an unexpected outcome on the economy.
新政策对经济产生了意想不到的结果。
可能的结果
What is the likely outcome of this decision?
这个决定可能的结果是什么？
结果……毋庸置疑。
The outcome of the negotiation was favorable for the family.
谈判的结果对家族有利。
结果毋庸置疑。
The outcome of the match was never in question.
比赛的结果从未有疑问。
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想象比赛结束，结果（outcome）最终‘出来’（come out）了，把out和come合起来记。
中性，常用于学术、商业和日常对话。
The words 'become', 'income', and 'overcome' rhyme with 'outcome' (all end in /kʌm/). 'Welcome' ends in the same letters but is often pronounced with a schwa (/kəm/) so it does not rhyme exactly. 'Some' shares the 'ome' spelling but begins with /s/ instead of /k/.
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