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1 ♦ objective
♦ objective /əbˈdʒɛktɪv/A a.(filos., gramm., ecc.) obiettivo; oggettivo: an objective description, una descrizione oggettiva; objective case, caso oggettivo ( accusativo); objective genitive, genitivo oggettivoB n.1 ( anche mil., ottica) obiettivo: to achieve an objective, raggiungere uno scopo; the ultimate objective, l'obiettivo finale2 (gramm.) caso oggettivo; accusativo● (mat., econ.) objective function, funzione obiettivo ( nei problemi di ottimizzazione) □ (mil.) objective point, obiettivoobjectively avv. objectiveness n. [u]. -
2 goal
[gəʊl]1) sport goal m., rete f.to keep goal, to play in goal — giocare in porta
to score o kick a goal fare (un) goal, segnare; to score an own goal — fare autogol (anche fig.)
2) (objective) obiettivo m., traguardo m.* * *[ɡəul]1) (in football, rugby, hockey etc the act of kicking, hitting etc a ball between the goalposts; the point gained by doing this: He scored six goals.) goal, gol, rete2) (an aim or purpose: My goal in life is to write a book.) scopo•- goalpost* * *[gəʊl]1) sport goal m., rete f.to keep goal, to play in goal — giocare in porta
to score o kick a goal fare (un) goal, segnare; to score an own goal — fare autogol (anche fig.)
2) (objective) obiettivo m., traguardo m.
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