Resultaría (en. Would result)

/resulˈtaɾia/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Form of the verb 'resultar' in the third person singular of the subjunctive mood.

If everything goes well, it would result in great success.

Si todo saliera bien, resultaría un gran éxito.

Expresses a consequence that could be seen in a hypothetical situation.

If he put in more effort, it would result in significant improvements.

Si él se esforzara más, resultaría en mejoras significativas.

From the verb 'resultar', which comes from the Latin 'resultare', meaning 'to rebound, to return'.

if everything turned out well

indicates the possibility of events developing favorably.

si todo resultara bien

would result in

indicates the consequence that will derive from an action.

resultaría en

what would result

refers to what could be obtained as a result of a situation.

lo que resultaría

resultar

verb that indicates the effect or consequence of something.

resultar

resultado

the final effect or conclusion of a process.

resultado

net result

indicates the final return of an investment or activity.

resultado neto

Unexpected result

That play would result in a surprising goal.

Esa jugada resultaría en un gol sorpresivo.

Negative consequence

If you don't study, the exam would result in a failure.

Si no estudias, el examen resultaría en un fracaso.