No. 3,255 in Dutch
goals
The Dutch word "goals" does not exist; it is an English word. In English, "goals" means aims or objectives. In Dutch, the equivalent is "doelen."
In a sentence
Mijn doelen voor dit jaar zijn het leren van een nieuwe taal en het verbeteren van mijn conditie.
My goals for this year are learning a new language and improving my fitness.
In this sentence, 'doelen' (goals) refers to specific objectives or targets that one aims to achieve, highlighting personal aspirations.
Het voetbalteam heeft drie doelen gescoord in de wedstrijd.
The soccer team scored three goals in the match.
Here, 'doelen' (goals) represents the points scored in a sports context, specifically referring to successfully scoring in a soccer game.
Het project heeft duidelijke doelen gesteld om zijn missie te volbrengen.
The project has set clear goals to accomplish its mission.
In this example, 'doelen' (goals) refers to specified outcomes or aims established in a professional or organizational context to facilitate successful completion.
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