Goal post

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goal post
one of two vertical posts which form a football or soccer goal


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Goalframe
A goalframe (goalpost in the US) is used in most sports where a goal must be scored, for example, football and hockey. The goalframe consists of two vertical posts which are joined together by a horizontal post along the top which is known in football as the crossbar. The goalframe was originally two upright wooden posts with a tape stretched across the top. Later, as permanent football stadiums were built, the tape was replaced by the crossbar. These old goalframes were termed the "fortress" or the "citadel", but these terms have long since fallen into disuse.
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goal-post
goal-post /'goulpoust/
danh từ (thể dục,thể thao) cột khung thành, cột gôn
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goal-post
danh từ
(thể dục,thể thao) cột khung thành, cột gôn

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