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goal-kick

/ˈɡəʊl ˌkɪk/

Traduction: Nom désignant une action spécifique dans le sport : en rugby, une tentative de marquer un but en frappant le ballon du pied ; au football, un dégagement depuis la ligne de but effectué par l'équipe qui défend après que l'équipe adverse a envoyé le ballon derrière la ligne.

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/ˈɡəʊl ˌkɪk/B1formalsport
  • frNom désignant une action spécifique dans le sport : en rugby, une tentative de marquer un but en frappant le ballon du pied ; au football, un dégagement depuis la ligne de but effectué par l'équipe qui défend après que l'équipe adverse a envoyé le ballon derrière la ligne.

A noun referring to a specific action in sports: in rugby, it is an attempt to kick a goal; in association football, it is a kick taken by the defending side after the attacking side sends the ball over the goal-line.

  1. Rugby: Attempt to kick a goalB2formalsport

    An attempt to score points by kicking the ball through the goalposts, typically after a try or penalty.

    frTentative de but au rugby

    • The player lined up the goal-kick carefully.
    • His goal-kick sailed perfectly between the posts.
    • The team celebrated after the successful goal-kick.
  2. Association Football: Restart from goal areaB2formalsport

    A kick taken by the defending team from inside their goal area, awarded when the attacking team last touched the ball before it crossed the goal line without a goal being scored.

    frcoup de pied de but

    • The goalkeeper took the goal-kick after the striker's shot went wide.
    • A well-placed goal-kick can start a counter-attack.
    • The defender received the ball directly from the goal-kick.
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  • goal-kick's possessive singular form