No. 187 in Greek

στόχο

The Greek word "στόχο" means "target" or "goal."

In a sentence

Ο κύριος στόχος μου για φέτος είναι να μάθω μια νέα γλώσσα.
My main goal for this year is to learn a new language.
The word 'στόχος' is used here to mean 'goal' or 'objective', referring to a personal aspiration or aim.
Ο τοξότης πέτυχε τον στόχο με ένα τέλειο χτύπημα.
The archer hit the target with a perfect strike.
Here 'στόχος' denotes a physical 'target', something that is being aimed at in a sporting or competitive context.
Εργαζόμαστε ομαδικά για να πετύχουμε έναν κοινό στόχο.
We are working as a team to achieve a common goal.
In this sentence, 'στόχος' conveys the idea of a shared or collective objective that a group of people is striving to achieve.

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