goal=gol or rete?

[ratto]

Ciao a tutti,potete aiutarmi per favore, il mio amico mi ha detto che c'e un altra parole che significa l'inglese parole 'goal'. Io non l'ho mai sentito tranne gol o rete.Ovviamente,parlavamo solo come il gol del' 'calcio'.

 

[Idioteque]

Ciao a tutti,potete aiutarmi per favore, un mio amico mi ha detto che c'è un'altra parola che corrisponde all'inglese 'goal'. Io non ho mai sentito altre parole oltre a gol o rete.Ovviamente,intendevamo solo il gol del' 'calcio' (without "come").

Ciao! In Italian:

goal= gol (or goal) or rete; the first word is much more common, though... you might even use "marcatura"... Don't want to confuse you, but "marcatura" indicates even the way in which defenders mark forwards... (for examlpe: marcatura a uomo= to mark man-to-man) I hope I was clear, sorry, but I found it hard to explain it in English...

Bye, Laura

 

[Elisa68]

Ciao! In Italian:

goal= gol (or goal) or rete; the first word is much more common, though... you might even use "marcatura"... Don't want to confuse you, but "marcatura" indicates even the way in which defenders mark forwards... (for examlpe: marcatura a uomo= to mark man-to-man) I hope I was clear, sorry, but I found it hard to explain it in English...

Bye, Laura

Yes, Laura, you are right! Marcatura is like = to score, I think.

 

[disegno]

Yes, Laura, you are right! Marcatura is like = to score, I think.

si puo dire anche 'segnare' per 'scoring', penso di averla sentito?

 

[jonjon5000]

Marcatura means "to score" in the sense that you mark another point on the score-board. It would be like saying "you marked down two goals for your team".

Hope that clarifies.

 

[Sonnie]

si puo dire anche 'segnare' per 'scoring', penso di averlo sentito?

Hope you don't mind.
You're right,we are used to saying 'segnare' or 'fare goal'.
Concerning football (soccer for americans):
The player who scores a goal is a 'marcatore', never a 'segnatore' though.
Moreover, "tripletta" stands for hattrick.We also have a word for a player who scores twice,which is 'doppietta'.I wonder if there is any correspondent noun in english.
Furthermore,since i like this topic,if a player scores when there is really few time to go,we talk about 'zona Cesarini',which stands for Cesarini time.I guess that Cesarini was a player who was used to score in the last minutes,i'm too young to remember about it.