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risultare

to result

verb ree-zool-TAH-reh Common
Communication Expressions

Origin: Latin resultare (to spring back, resound)

Also means

to turn out

Usage Note

Risultare is often used in official or administrative Italian to mean 'it appears that' or 'it turns out' — mi risulta che ('as far as I know', literally 'it results to me that'). It takes essere as its auxiliary. Distinguish from ottenere un risultato ('to obtain a result') where risultato is the noun.

Examples

"Il progetto risulta difficile da completare."

Natural Translation

The project turns out to be difficult to complete.

Literal Translation

The project results difficult to complete.

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