goalie
/ˈɡəʊ.li/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈɡoʊ.li/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈgō-lē/ (ame, mw)
goalie — noun
- goaliesingular
- goaliesplural
1. in games like ice hockey, soccer, or lacrosse, the player whose job is to stay n
in games like ice hockey, soccer, or lacrosse, the player whose job is to stay near their team's net or goal and block shots from the opposing side; an informal short form of goalkeeper.
Noa dived left and tipped the ball over the bar, her first save as goalie.
noun phrase: as the new goalie
The coach told Emre to play goalie for the second half of the practice match.
collocation: play goalie
Our goalie wears a thick chest pad, a helmet, and gloves that reach the elbow.
Ari skated out from the net to clear the puck before the forwards could shoot.
Lucía was picked as goalie because she has quick hands and is not afraid.
- goalkeeper
more formal; standard in match reports and rulebooks
- keeper
informal British soccer shorthand, similar register to goalie
- netminder
ice-hockey term, often in commentary
文法句型
the goalie + verb
play (in) goalie
用法筆記
Informal everyday word; in match reports and formal writing 'goalkeeper' is more common. Used in any sport that has a net or goal to defend (ice hockey, field hockey, soccer, lacrosse, water polo).