goal
লক্ষ্য
definition
noun
Mr Foxley said there were still some problems with organising the event including installing a set of rugby or American Football posts instead of the football goals .
(in football, soccer, rugby, hockey, and some other games) a pair of posts linked by a crossbar and often with a net attached behind it, forming a space into or over which the ball has to be sent in order to score.
going to law school has become the most important goal in his life
the object of a person's ambition or effort; an aim or desired result.
translation of 'goal'
দৌড় প্রতিযোগিতার অন্তসূচক স্থান,
লক্ষ্যবস্তু
noun
কাজ,
শ্রীঘর,
নিকায়,
কায়,
উদ্দেশ্য,
লক্ষ্য,
গোল,
কার্যবস্ত,
গোলপোস্ট্,
কর্তব্য,
গতি
example
going to law school has become the most important 'goal' in his life
Handling the puck with both intricacy and ease, you race towards the opposing 'goal' .
The number of times he raced from his 'goal' to narrow an attacker's shot was exceptional.
Yet the total lifestyle upheaval needed to achieve such an ambitious 'goal' is as realistic for most homeowners as flying pigs.
The desired 'goal' can be achieved speedily and surely only if a decentralised approach to implementation is adopted.
Our bid for the speaker's position, although it failed, was part of our effort to achieve this 'goal' .
the decisive opening 'goal'
In an uncanny coincidence, on the night of its premiere Ferguson scored the only 'goal' of the game in Everton's win over Manchester United.
Usually, basketball is played on a rectangular court with a basketball 'goal' at either end.
the aircraft bumped towards our 'goal' some 400 miles to the west
I hope the committee achieves it 'goal' and the effort is carried out by successive governments.
The Wigan game was always going to be a tight one and as it turned out the one 'goal' that won the game came by virtue of a disputed penalty.
the aircraft bumped toward our 'goal' some 400 miles to the west
When there is a definite 'goal' , effort to achieve it becomes fun or enjoyment.
the decisive opening 'goal'
They did score the opening 'goal' of the game after ten minutes of play in the first half.
The attacker has just scored a 'goal' for his team that wins them the FA Cup in the final minutes of the game.
The competitors are allotted a start time and it is a race to the 'goal' .
On eight minutes John Smithers flicked the ball on for David Dowling, to score the opening 'goal' .
A lopsided basketball 'goal' was a good ten yards away from the person who Lazarus recognized as Sam.
He put huge physical and mental effort into achieving this 'goal' , chasing his dream from his native Austria to London and on to California.
Most probably, I think, it would be good for each and every person to cherish a desire to achieve his 'goal' in life.
To fulfill a desire is really the reason people live; we go about our days in the hopes that we can achieve a particular 'goal' .
The most evident of these is the newly designed entrance, whose metal frame resembles a football 'goal' .
Sensing that the end of the cave was within our grasp we pushed on towards our 'goal' of the East Canal.
The sections of netting are connected to the vertically mounted poles or to the basketball 'goal' .
he achieved his 'goal' of becoming King of England
And if players are to be protected, then nets behind the 'goals' have to be considered, however bad it might look to PR-conscious sponsors or directors.
So, it's two games, two 'goals' and two wins in the Premiership under the new regime at Chelsea.
Uri also donated u2018specialu2019 crystals for the supporters' club to place behind one of the 'goals' .
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