outcomes
Prononciation : [ˈaʊtˌkʌmz]
Contexte : « results »
(noun) the results or effects of something. It's what happens after an event or decision is made. For example, when you finish a project at school, the outcome is how well you did or what you learned.
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The outcome of the science experiment was surprising; the plants grew much taller than expected.
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The outcome of not studying for the test was that she failed it.
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What do you think the outcome of the game will be?
Contexte : « health »
(noun) the result of a medical treatment or intervention. This is important in doctors' visits or hospital stays, where they look at how well a treatment worked.
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The outcome of the surgery was very good, and the patient healed quickly.
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The cancer treatment did not have the desired outcome, and the doctors are looking for other options.
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What was the outcome of your last check-up?
Contexte : « education »
(noun) what students are expected to learn or achieve by the end of a lesson or course. It helps teachers know if their teaching is successful.
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The outcomes of the class include improving reading skills and understanding math concepts.
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The outcomes were not met because many students struggled with the material.
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What are the expected outcomes of this educational program?