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Que veut dire « goal » en français ?

États-Unis /ɡoʊl/ · Royaume-Uni /ɡəʊl/

goal en français : objectif, but, cage, destination

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OBJECTIFB1

objectif, but

Un résultat que l’on souhaite obtenir grâce à ses actions ou à ses efforts.

En anglais simple : Something you want to achieve through your actions or effort.

  • My goal is to become a teacher.
  • She achieved her goal after years of work.
  • What goals have you set for this year?

Comment l'utiliser : goal is to do something (Our goal is to finish before Friday.)

Synonymes : aim, objective, target

Expressions courantes : achieve a goal, set a goal, personal goal

BUT MARQUÉA2

but

Point obtenu en envoyant le ballon ou un autre objet dans le but.

En anglais simple : A point scored by sending a ball or other object into the scoring area.

  • He scored a goal.
  • Their two goals came in the second half.
  • Who scored the winning goal?

Expressions courantes : score a goal, winning goal, first goal, brilliant goal

CAGEA2

but, cage

Zone où les joueurs doivent envoyer le ballon ou un autre objet pour marquer.

En anglais simple : The area where players must send a ball or other object to score in a sport.

  • The ball went into the goal.
  • She stood in goal during the match.
  • The shot hit the side of the goal.

Expressions courantes : in goal, open goal, defend the goal

DESTINATIONB2

destination, but

Le lieu que l’on cherche à atteindre.

En anglais simple : The place you are trying to reach.

  • The mountain summit was our goal.
  • We reached our goal before sunset.
  • The goal of their journey was a village beyond the river.

Synonymes : destination

Expressions courantes : reach your goal, distant goal, goal of something

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