Definition of goal kick in English:

goal kick

noun

1Soccer
A free kick taken by the defending side from within their goal area after attackers send the ball over the byline.
Example sentencesExamples
- Even when you put the ball down for a goal kick it was blowing away all the time.
- Australia hassle the Brazilian defence into conceding a corner, Dida flaps in no-man's land, but the corner's overhit and goes straight out the other side for a goal kick.
- Except he doesn't; he sort of falls on top of the ball in mid air, sending it squirming out for a goal kick.
- Eventually Degen helpfully heads the ball off for a goal kick.
- Kevin wanted to make sure the Stingrays would be awarded a goal kick to put the ball back into play.
2Rugby
An attempt to kick a goal.

Derivatives

goal-kicker

noun ˈɡəʊlkɪkəˈɡoʊlˌkɪkər

(in rugby or Australian Rules football) a player who specializes in taking goal kicks.
the best goalkicker in the whole competition
Example sentencesExamples
- However, if we had a recognised goal-kicker we could have won it.
- Unfortunately they were without several first-choice players, including both goal-kickers, Jonothan Cooper and Chris Sansom.
- But consolation comes from the fact his eight goals moved him up with the leading goal-kickers in the National League.

goal-kicking

noun

mass noun

(in rugby or Australian Rules football) the action of performing a goal kick.
wayward goal-kicking cost them early
Example sentencesExamples
- A narrow win in an exciting if somewhat low-key game, in which both sides scored five tries, saw Newport come out on top in yesterday's encounter by dint of superior goal-kicking and better discipline in the eyes of the referee.
- I practise goal-kicking with him and that's another aspect of my game that I have been working on.
- We had some problems with our goal-kicking in the first half and Jonny's conversion at the end gave us a very important cushion.

Definition of goal kick in US English:

goal kick

nounˈɡoʊl ˌkɪkˈɡōl ˌkik

Soccer

A free kick taken by the defending side from within their goal area after attackers send the ball over the end line outside the goal.
Example sentencesExamples
- Eventually Degen helpfully heads the ball off for a goal kick.
- Even when you put the ball down for a goal kick it was blowing away all the time.
- Except he doesn't; he sort of falls on top of the ball in mid air, sending it squirming out for a goal kick.
- Australia hassle the Brazilian defence into conceding a corner, Dida flaps in no-man's land, but the corner's overhit and goes straight out the other side for a goal kick.
- Kevin wanted to make sure the Stingrays would be awarded a goal kick to put the ball back into play.

单词	goal kick
释义	Definition of goal kick in English: goal kick noun 1Soccer A free kick taken by the defending side from within their goal area after attackers send the ball over the byline. Example sentencesExamples Even when you put the ball down for a goal kick it was blowing away all the time. Australia hassle the Brazilian defence into conceding a corner, Dida flaps in no-man's land, but the corner's overhit and goes straight out the other side for a goal kick. Except he doesn't; he sort of falls on top of the ball in mid air, sending it squirming out for a goal kick. Eventually Degen helpfully heads the ball off for a goal kick. Kevin wanted to make sure the Stingrays would be awarded a goal kick to put the ball back into play. 2Rugby An attempt to kick a goal. Derivatives goal-kicker noun ˈɡəʊlkɪkəˈɡoʊlˌkɪkər (in rugby or Australian Rules football) a player who specializes in taking goal kicks. the best goalkicker in the whole competition Example sentencesExamples However, if we had a recognised goal-kicker we could have won it. Unfortunately they were without several first-choice players, including both goal-kickers, Jonothan Cooper and Chris Sansom. But consolation comes from the fact his eight goals moved him up with the leading goal-kickers in the National League. goal-kicking noun mass noun (in rugby or Australian Rules football) the action of performing a goal kick. wayward goal-kicking cost them early Example sentencesExamples A narrow win in an exciting if somewhat low-key game, in which both sides scored five tries, saw Newport come out on top in yesterday's encounter by dint of superior goal-kicking and better discipline in the eyes of the referee. I practise goal-kicking with him and that's another aspect of my game that I have been working on. We had some problems with our goal-kicking in the first half and Jonny's conversion at the end gave us a very important cushion. Definition of goal kick in US English: goal kick nounˈɡoʊl ˌkɪkˈɡōl ˌkik Soccer A free kick taken by the defending side from within their goal area after attackers send the ball over the end line outside the goal. Example sentencesExamples Eventually Degen helpfully heads the ball off for a goal kick. Even when you put the ball down for a goal kick it was blowing away all the time. Except he doesn't; he sort of falls on top of the ball in mid air, sending it squirming out for a goal kick. Australia hassle the Brazilian defence into conceding a corner, Dida flaps in no-man's land, but the corner's overhit and goes straight out the other side for a goal kick. Kevin wanted to make sure the Stingrays would be awarded a goal kick to put the ball back into play.
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