finding

finding [fain-din]
sustantivo
1Descubrimiento, invención.
2Fallo, sentencia, decisión de un tribunal o árbitro, o de una comisión.
3Gasto, mantenimiento.
4 (plural)
Herramientas y avíos de un obrero. y particularmente de un zapatero.

finding [ˈfaɪndɪŋ]
noun
1 (discovery) descubrimiento; (m)
He was told of the recent excavations and of the finding of the tomb of Serafita
2 (conclusion) resultado; (m)
The major finding of his research, however, is that ... Another surprising finding of this survey was that ... The mayors based their finding on a survey of 28 major cities
3 (Jur) fallo; (m)
he disagreed with the court's finding this is a very unusual finding for a divorce case
to make a finding fallar
I would still argue that a court should make a finding as to whether in fact there has been a crime
4 findings (conclusions) conclusiones; (f) (results) resultados; (m)
the findings of the survey are not definitive I began researching and recording my findings It was one of the surprising findings of the market research I'd initiated back in 1971 he based his findings on samples of brain tissue taken from a woman who ... It had taken seven minutes to the runway from where we'd entered the base, and there seemed to be no permanent patrol at this end. All that remained was to get back to the camp and report our findings the preliminary findings of his research have been published in "Nature"