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单词 goal
释义
goal
noun[C]
uk
/ɡəʊl/us
/ɡoʊl/

goalnoun[C](SPORT)

A2
anareaon aplayingfield, that usually has twopostswith anetfixedbehind them, whereplayerstrytosendtheballinordertoscoreinsportssuch asfootballandhockey:
（足球或曲棍球等的）球门
Blackkicked/headedtheballinto/towardsthe goal.布莱克把球踢／顶进／向球门。
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A2
apointscoredin somesports, such asfootballandhockey, when aplayergets theballinto thisarea:
（足球或曲棍球等的）射门，进球得分
Brazilwonby three goals to one.巴西队以3比1获胜。
Only one goal wasscoredin theentirematch.整场比赛只进了1个球。
be/play in goalUK
to be theplayerwhotriestopreventthe otherteamfromscoringgoals:
做守门员；守门
Who isplayingin goal for Milan thisevening?今晚比赛米兰队的守门员是谁？
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an open goal
a goalareathat has beenleftwithout anydefenders:
球门大开（球门前没有任何防守方队员的射门机会）
Youngrolledtheballacrossthe six-yardboxfor Rooney totaptheballinto theopengoal.杨用地滚球把球传向小禁区，鲁尼轻轻一触射入了大开的球门。
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  • Whenevertheirteamscoreda goal, theyleapedup and downclankingtheirbeercanstogether.
  • It was Johansson whoscoredtheall-importantgoalshortlybeforehalf-time.
  • Coventry had a goaldisallowedforoffside.
  • Hescoredaspectaculargoal in the secondhalf.
  • Hescoredthree goals inquicksuccession.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
General terms used in ball sports
  • aggregate score
  • assist
  • back pass
  • backspin
  • ballplayer
  • bend
  • defend
  • hat trick
  • in boundsidiom
  • inbounds pass
  • indirect free kick
  • kicker
  • laysomeoneoff
  • loft
  • penalty
  • smash-mouth
  • spot kick
  • square ball
  • timeout
  • underhand
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goalnoun[C](AIM)

B1
anaimorpurpose:
目标；目的
Our goal is for thecountryto befullyindependentwithin twoyears.我们的目标是在两年之内实现这个国家的完全独立。
They have set themselves aseriesof goals toachieveby the end of themonth.他们为自己制定了月底前要完成的一系列目标。
Do youthinkI'll beabletoachievemy goaloflosingfivekilosbefore thesummer?我要在夏天到来前减肥5公斤，你认为我能达到这个目标吗？
Synonyms
aim(INTENTION)
ambition
aspiration(HOPE)
dream(HOPE)
hope
intentformalorspecialized
intention
object(PURPOSE)
objective
target(AIM)
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
something you want to do or achieve
  • aimOur aim in protesting is to raise awareness of the unfairness of the system.
  • goalMy goal in life has always been to be financially independent.
  • objectiveOne of my objectives for this year is to increase sales.
  • targetIf you meet your sales targets you will receive a generous bonus.
  • dreamWhen I was growing up my dream was to perform in front of millions of people.
  • hopeMy hope is that there will be some kind of positive outcome to this process.
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  • We mustensurethat we do not set ourselves goals that are notattainable.
  • They have set themselves aseriesof goals toachieveby the end of themonth.
  • Theprotectionof theAntarcticfromcommercialexploitationis animportantgoal ofenvironmentalists.
  • Our goal is for thecountryto befullyindependentwithin twoyears.
  • SomeeconomiststhinkthatfullemploymentinEuropeis anunattainablegoal.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Goals and purposes
  • affordance
  • ambition
  • avail
  • cause
  • dedicated
  • deflect
  • dream
  • end
  • it's the thought that countsidiom
  • key performance indicator
  • KPI
  • moonshot
  • objective
  • point
  • target
  • target setting
  • thought
  • towards
  • unfocused
  • use
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(Definition ofgoalfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

goal| American Dictionary

goal
noun[C]
us
/ɡoʊl/

goalnoun[C](GAME)

(in manysports) apointscoredwhen aplayersendsaballor otherobjectinto aparticularareaofplayor into anettedstructurethat isdefendedby theopposingteam:
Lanzomissedscoringa goal byinches.
In somesports, a goal is also theareaornettedstructureinto which aplayersendsaballor otherobjectinordertoscoreapoint.

goalnoun[C](AIM)

anaimorpurpose:
My goal is tolosetenpoundsbefore thesummer.
(Definition ofgoalfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

goal| Business English

goal
noun[C]
uk
/ɡəʊl/us
apurpose, or something that youwanttoachieve:
set (sb) a goalThesalesteamhave set themselves aseriesof goals toachieveby the end of themonth.
reach/achieve a goalAre thechangeshelpingtheorganizationachieveitsgoals orhinderingprogress?
themain/primary/ultimategoal
anachievablegoal
(Definition ofgoalfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofgoal

goal
A major implication of the study is that discussions that take place in literature courses have the potential to incorporate advanced proficiency goals.
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Otherwise, we would end up with endless analyses of many features without having defined the goals of a given analysis.
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We select one paraphrase phenomenon for each of the three paraphrasing goals.
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The plan field is a list of actions that are longer-term dialogue goals.
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Accordingly, the goals of the inflammatory responses are tissue restoration and wound healing.
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One of the main goals of the book is to show how the human mind creatively uses these constraints together when thinking by analogy.
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Two important attributes of the goals network need to be emphasised.
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He clearly conveys the complementary balance between composition and programming necessary for achieving his musical goals.
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If any of the theological types can achieve these goals, they are a source of genuine economic benefit for their adherents.
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Without members and leaders who work effectively and efficiently together, civil society cannot achieve its material, social and political goals.
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They seek satisfaction of their political goals from the state and of their economic goals from their employers.
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What goals for students does the instructor have?
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The more who agree with the stated goals, the greater the probability that mobilization efforts will be successful.
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What is the form of the trade-offs, in terms of the regional goals for ecological, economic and social sustainability, between the different resource use enterprises?
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Non-humans also serve other goals: they are good to eat for example.
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Collocationswithgoal

goal

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ambitious goal
Admittedly, this may seem like an overlyambitiousgoal.
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broad goal
To achieve ourbroadgoal, of punishments which fit the criminal as well as the crime, we will reform radically the present sentencing structure.
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Hansard archive
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career goal
Data were collected through three sources: a survey,careergoalstatements, and interviews.
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