direct result

直接结果：指某个事件或行动所产生的直接影响或结果。

常用释义

词性释义

直接结果：指某个事件或行动所产生的直接影响或结果。
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"A large chunk of the multibillion financial black hole facing TfL is a direct result of the failure of tube privatisation, " he said.
it must also be pointed out that Real Madrid's first three goals were all the direct result of mistakes by Vallecano.
Beck sees mass immigration as a direct result of U. S. policy and calls it a "federally coercive congestion program. "
This is the direct result of a number of wholly unfounded and malicious rumours that have been spread about this institution.
"What you're seeing out of China is a direct result of a much more aggressive stimulus program, " Arnic said.
The 1983 elections were held a year early, and were a direct result of an abortive military coup attempt on August 1, 1982.
The whole idea of my investing a joint enterprise with your company is the direct result of your wonderful lecture.
No: they argue this global pandemic - and all the deaths we are about to see - is the direct result of our demand for cheap meat.
Now, as a direct result of this upskilling, the West is importing South Korean cars and televisions, he said.
Every single goal I've ever accomplished has been a direct result of her decision to not abort me and to give me to my family.
The 57-year-old becomes the first world leader to leave office as a direct result of the financial crisis.
And it is all the direct result of the G8's dwindling importance in the global economy.
The speed and scale of your success is a direct result of your own effort and performance to generate sales volume and production.
Yesterday's sharp cut in interest rates is a direct result of that interdependence.
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直接结果

首先, 为了使用"商业上成功"作为克服核驳的答辩理由, 申请人提出须提出证明文件, 证明商业上的成功是该发明的直接结果（dire…
更新时间：2025-05-06 16:51

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