geresultateerde

geresultateerde is a Dutch word that translates to "resulted in" or "concluded with" in English. It is the past participle of the verb "resulteren," which means to result or to lead to. The word is often used in formal contexts, such as in legal documents, scientific reports, or historical accounts, to describe the outcome of an event or a series of actions.

For example, a sentence might read: "De onderhandelingen resulteerden in een akkoord," which translates to "The negotiations resulted in an agreement." In this case, "resulteerden" is the past tense of "resulteren" and indicates that the negotiations led to a specific outcome.

The word "geresultateerde" specifically refers to something that has already happened and has produced a result. It emphasizes the consequence or the conclusion that followed from a preceding cause or action. It is a passive form, indicating that the subject of the sentence is the thing that has been brought about or achieved.

Understanding "geresultateerde" is important for comprehending Dutch texts that deal with cause-and-effect relationships, historical events, or the outcomes of processes. It helps to convey a sense of finality and to clearly link actions to their consequences.