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לתוצאות — meaning in English: For results

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Guess the translation for to/for the results of
הנגד
haneged
הזרזיר
hazarzir
השמרנית
hashamranit
להופיע
lehofi'a
לתוצאות
latots'ot
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neutral common
Usage
Native speakers often use the term 'לתוצאות' (latots'ot) in professional settings, such as during business meetings or project discussions, when emphasizing the importance of achieving specific outcomes. It's also commonly heard in academic environments, such as when discussing research findings or results from experiments.
Synonyms & nuances
A close synonym is 'תוצאה' (totsa'ah), which means 'result' but lacks the prepositional nuance of 'ל' (le-), which conveys purpose or direction. You would choose 'לתוצאות' when discussing goals or objectives, whereas 'תוצאה' is more about the outcome itself without implying intent.
Culture
'לתוצאות' derives from the root 'תוצאה' (totsa'ah), meaning 'result' or 'outcome.' This word reflects a culture that values achievement and accountability, often heard in contexts where results drive decisions, such as in Israeli startups and educational institutions. Interestingly, the focus on results aligns with the Hebrew phrase 'מעשה בידי, תוצאות בידיך,' translating to 'actions are in your hands, results are in your hands,' highlighting the proactive approach prevalent in Israeli society.
FAQ
Q.What does 'לתוצאות' mean in English?
'לתוצאות' translates to 'for results' in English. It emphasizes purpose and direction towards achieving specific outcomes.
Q.How do I use 'לתוצאות' in a sentence?
You can use it in sentences like 'הכל תלוי בתוצאות' (everything depends on the results) to highlight the importance of outcomes in achieving goals.
Q.Is there a grammatical rule I need to know when using 'לתוצאות'?
'לתוצאות' is typically used with the definite article 'ה' (the) in sentences, but it's important to remember it functions as a prepositional phrase, expressing purpose or direction towards achieving results.
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