Resultase (en. Resulted)

/resul'tase/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Indicates a possibility or a hypothetical situation regarding the outcome of an action.

If it were to be elected, I would implement many changes.

Si resultase elegido, implementaría muchos cambios.

Expresses a condition that depends on an uncertain outcome.

It was necessary for it to be clear to everyone.

Era necesario que resultase claro para todos.

Pertaining to the perception or evaluation of a result.

If it were to be positive, we would change strategies.

Si resultase positivo, cambiaríamos de estrategia.

Comes from the verb 'resultar', which in turn has roots in the Latin 'resultare'.

if it were to result

expresses a hypothetical condition linked to a possible outcome.

si resultase

would result differently

indicates that the result could have been different.

resultase de otra manera

did not turn out as expected

refers to an outcome that did not meet expectations.

no resultase lo esperado

result

Consequence of an action or situation.

resultado

resulting

That results from a process of transformation or change.

resultante

to result

To arise or occur as a result of a cause.

resultar

That something did not turn out as expected.

The project did not result as we thought.

El proyecto no resultase como pensábamos.

Reflects surprise at an unexpected outcome.

If that were to happen, we would all be amazed.

Si eso resultase, estaríamos todos asombrados.