No. 297 in Latvian
rezultātu
"Rezultātu" in English means "results" or "outcomes."
In a sentence
Eksāmenā viņš ieguva labu rezultātu.
He achieved a good result in the exam.
In this sentence, 'rezultātu' is used in its accusative singular form to indicate the direct object of the verb 'ieguva' (achieved), referring to the outcome or performance in the exam.
Mēs analizējām eksperimenta rezultātu.
We analyzed the result of the experiment.
Here, 'rezultātu' is also in the accusative singular form, used as the direct object of the verb 'analizējām' (analyzed). It denotes the outcome or finding of the experiment.
Sportisti cīnījās, lai uzlabotu savu rezultātu.
The athletes fought to improve their result.
In this context, 'rezultātu' remains in the accusative singular and functions as the object of the verb phrase 'uzlabotu savu' (improve their). It addresses the progression or achievement in their sports performance.
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