vạch kẻ (khung thành)
/ˈɡəʊl lʌɪn/
The term "goal line" originated in the sport of soccer, specifically in the 19th century. It refers to the line that marks the boundary of the goal area, which is the rectangular space in front of the goal posts. The word "goal" itself comes from the Old French "gole," meaning "mouth." The combination of "goal" and "line" therefore describes the line marking the opening of the goal itself, representing the objective of the game. The term has since been adopted by other sports, like American football, where it refers to the line at the back of the end zone.
a line across a football or hockey field at or near its end, on which the goal is placed or which acts as the boundary beyond which a try or touchdown is scored.
một đường ngang qua một sân bóng đá hoặc khúc côn cầu ở hoặc gần cuối sân, nơi đặt mục tiêu hoặc đóng vai trò là ranh giới mà xa hơn một lần thử hoặc một cú chạm bóng được ghi.
