Inglés

Traducciones detalladas de upshot de inglés a francés

upshot:

upshot [the ~] sustantivo

  1. the upshot (conclusion; final result; result)
    le total; le résultat; le résultat final; la suite; la conclusion; le bilan; l'implication; la somme totale; le résultat définitif; la somme finale

Translation Matrix for upshot:

NounTraducciones relacionadasOther Translations
bilan conclusion; final result; result; upshot balance of trade; balance sheet; concluding observations; concluding remarks; conclusion; in conclusion; termination; trade balance
conclusion conclusion; final result; result; upshot concluding observations; concluding remarks; conclusion; final end; in conclusion; termination
implication conclusion; final result; result; upshot action; consequence; effect; fruit; influence; operation; outcome; result; working
résultat conclusion; final result; result; upshot answer; consequence; effect; experience; final end; finding; fruit; outcome; resolution; result; scored; solution
résultat définitif conclusion; final result; result; upshot final profit; final result; final yield
résultat final conclusion; final result; result; upshot final profit; final result; final yield
somme finale conclusion; final result; result; upshot
somme totale conclusion; final result; result; upshot grossing; total amount; total amounts
suite conclusion; final result; result; upshot accepting; application suite; barge train; carrying out; continuation; cycle; future; obeying; reception room; row; sequel; sequence; series; succession; suite; train
total conclusion; final result; result; upshot total amount; total amounts
- consequence; effect; event; issue; outcome; result
ModifierTraducciones relacionadasOther Translations
total absolutely; all; all of it; awfully; complete; completely; entirely; everything; flawless; fully; integral; integrant; outright; perfect; terribly; total; totally; utter; utterly; whole

Palabras relacionadas con "upshot":

  • upshots

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Definiciones relacionadas de "upshot":

  1. a phenomenon that follows and is caused by some previous phenomenon1