No. 15,195 in German
torlosen
"Torlosen" means "goalless" in English.
In a sentence
Das Spiel endete mit einem torlosen Unentschieden.
The match ended with a goalless draw.
Here, 'torlosen' is describing the lack of goals in the match, functioning as an adjective modifying 'Unentschieden' (draw).
In der torlosen zweiten Halbzeit blieb das Spiel spannend.
In the goalless second half, the game remained exciting.
In this instance, 'torlosen' qualifies the 'second half', indicating that no goals were scored during this period.
Die Mannschaft kämpfte stark, aber es blieb ein torloses Spiel.
The team fought hard, but it remained a goalless game.
Here, 'torloses' is used with the noun 'Spiel', emphasizing the game's outcome of no goals scored.
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