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1. (n.) goalpost
a post supporting a crossbar and, with it, forming the goal on a playing field in certain sports, as football.
Etymology: (1905–10)
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1. (noun) goalpost
one of a pair of posts (usually joined by a crossbar) that are set up as a goal at each end of a playing field
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Sense: one of the two upright posts which form the goal in football, rugby, hockey etc.
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 Afrikaans: doelpaal |
 Arabic: قائِمة الهدف |
 Bulgarian: греда |
 Brazilian: trave |
 Czech: branková tyč |
 German: der Torpfosten |
 Danish: målstolpe |
 Greek: δοκάρι εστίας |
 Spanish: poste |
 Estonian: väravapost |
 Farsi: تیر عمودی دروازه |
 Finnish: maalitolppa |
 French: poteau (de but) |
 Hebrew: קוֹרָה |
 Hindi: गोल का खम्भा |
 Croatian: prečka gola |
 Hungarian: kapufa |
 Indonesian: tiang gawang |
 Icelandic: markstöng |
 Italian: palo della porta |
 Japanese: ゴールポスト |
 Korean: 골대 |
 Lithuanian: vartų stulpas |
 Latvian: vārtu stienis |
 Malay: tiang gol |
 Dutch: doelpaal |
 Norwegian: målstolpe |
 Polish: słupek |
 Persian: تیر عمودی دروازه |
 Pashto: عمودي لاره |
 Portuguese: trave da baliza |
 Romanian: poartă |
 Russian: стойка ворот, штанга |
 Slovak: bránková tyč |
 Slovenian: gol |
 Serbian: stativa |
 Swedish: målstolpe |
 Thai: เสาประตู |
 Turkish: kale direği |
 Taiwanese: 門柱 |
 Ukrainian: стійка воріт |
 Urdu: گول کے دونوں عمودی ڈنڈوں |
 Vietnamese: cột gôn |
 Chinese: 门柱 |
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