効こう果か
Meanings
Adjective (の)
Noun
1. effect; effectiveness; efficacy; result
How is it? The effects have started to show, haven't they?
Noun
2. effects (e.g. sound effects, visual effects, special effects)
We're short of lighting and effects staff.
Kanji used
be effective
fruit
Pitch accent
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うか
Top 1100
Composed of
efficacy; benefit; efficiency; effect; result; success
phala (attained state, result); enlightenment (as the fruits of one's Buddhist practice); fruit; counter for pieces of fruit
Used in vocabulary (111 in total)
effective; successful
opposite effect; adverse effect; backfiring
exceptionally effective; overwhelming effectiveness
impact of publicity or propaganda
having an immediate effect; taking immediate effect
suspension bridge effect; phenomenon where someone in fear or surprise mistakes their physiological response as romantic arousal
(positive) economic effect
to bear fruit; to take effect
having an immediate effect; taking immediate effect
(medicine with) a curative effect; (having) therapeutic value
butterfly effect (chaos theory)
negative impact; negative effect
visual effect; visual effects (in filmmaking, etc.); VFX
deterrent effect; chilling effect; restraining effect
suspension bridge effect; phenomenon where someone in fear or surprise mistakes their physiological response as romantic arousal
ripple effect; spillover effect; propagation effect
sound effects; acoustics
effectiveness of advertising
tunnel effect; tunneling
Barnum effect; Forer effect
having an immediate effect; taking immediate effect
cost-effectiveness; price-performance ratio
Concorde fallacy; Concorde effect; sunk cost fallacy
psychological phenomenon in which a person's desire for something increases when it is restricted or forbidden; forbidden fruit effect; (lit.) Caligula effect
customer appeal; the power to appeal to customers
suspension bridge effect; phenomenon where someone in fear or surprise mistakes their physiological response as romantic arousal
alienation effect; Verfremdungseffekt
stack effect; chimney effect
moisture absorption efficacy
suspension bridge effect; phenomenon where someone in fear or surprise mistakes their physiological response as romantic arousal
Mössbauer effect; recoilless nuclear resonance fluorescence
Raman effect (of inelastic photon scattering)
Streisand effect (unintentionally increasing public awareness of information as a result of trying to suppress it)
Proustian memory (involuntary memory triggered by a smell); Proust effect; Proust phenomenon
higher-order effect
shear effect; shearing effect
shower effect (theory that placing high-selling items on the upper floors of a department store will lead to increased sales in the lower floors)
Edison effect (thermionic emission from a heated metal or semiconductor)
Trump Effect; impact on business of the election of Donald Trump as US president
Polyanna principle; Polyanna effect
stuck song syndrome (esp. fragment of a song)
Oberth effect (in astronautics)
Mandela Effect (phenomenon of false collective memory)
Somogyi effect; rebound hyperglycemia
fountain effect (theory that high sales in the basement of a department store lead to increased sales in the upper levels as well)
shear effect; shearing effect
Examples (33 in total)
The effect was immediate.
I wonder if it has the same effect.
The magic effect wore off.