No. 4,896 in French
résulte
"Résulte" means "results" or "arises."
In a sentence
Cette situation résulte d'une série de décisions prises précédemment.
This situation results from a series of decisions made previously.
The word 'résulte' is used to indicate the consequence or outcome of a preceding scenario.
Le succès résulte souvent de grands efforts et de la persévérance.
Success often results from great effort and perseverance.
Here, 'résulte' implies a causal relationship where success is an outcome of specific actions or qualities.
Il résulte de cette expérience que la méthode doit être revue.
It follows from this experience that the method must be reviewed.
In this sentence, 'résulte' is used to express an inference or conclusion drawn from the stated experience.
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