WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
| gol nm | (fútbol: anotación) (sports) | goal n |
| | En fútbol, un gol consiste en la introducción del balón en la portería contrario. |
| | In football, a goal occurs when a ball enters fully into the opponent's goal. |
| gol nm | (tanto, punto) (sports) | goal, point n |
| | El equipo visitante ganó por un gol. |
| | The visiting team won by one goal (or: point). |
| Additional Translations |
| gol nm | figurado (acierto, éxito) (figurative) | goal, point, win n |
| | (informal) | hit n |
| | Carlos se anotó un gol con el diseño que presentó, fue el mejor. |
| | Carlos scored a goal with the design that he presented; it was the best one. |
| | Carlos was a hit with the design that he presented; it was the best one. |
| gol nm | figurado (engaño) (slang) | fast one n |
| | (colloquial) | swindle, con, flimflam, sucker deal n |
| | Le metió un gol haciéndole firmar ese contrato. |
| | He pulled off a fast one getting him to sign that contract. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
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