No. 13,631 in Spanish
resulte
"Resulte" is a conjugated form of the verb "resultar," meaning "may result" or "turn out" (subjunctive mood, third person singular).
In a sentence
Espero que el proyecto resulte exitoso.
I hope the project turns out successful.
Here, 'resulte' is used as a subjunctive verb form, expressing hope for a positive outcome.
Es importante que tu esfuerzo resulte en algo positivo.
It's important that your effort results in something positive.
In this sentence, 'resulte' again functions in the subjunctive mood, indicating the desired result of someone's effort.
Que esto te resulte claro después de la explicación.
May this become clear to you after the explanation.
The use of 'resulte' emphasizes the hope or expectation that clarity is achieved after explaining.
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