No. 3,807 in Spanish
resultará
"Resultará" means "will turn out" or "will result."
In a sentence
Estudiar constantemente resultará en un mejor desempeño.
Studying consistently will result in better performance.
Here, 'resultará' is used to predict an outcome, highlighting its futurity in formal contexts.
Si sigues así, te aseguro que resultará en problemas.
If you keep going this way, I assure you it will result in trouble.
In this case, 'resultará' warns about a potential negative consequence, signifying conditional futurity.
Estoy seguro de que el nuevo plan resultará efectivo.
I am confident that the new plan will turn out to be effective.
Here, 'resultará' expresses confidence in an upcoming or planned result, emphasizing assurance.
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