No. 1,255 in Polish
bramkę
"Bramkę" means "goal" (in sports) or "gate" (depending on context).
In a sentence
Napastnik strzelił piękną bramkę w ostatniej minucie meczu.
The forward scored a beautiful goal in the last minute of the match.
Here, 'bramkę' refers to a 'goal' scored in a sports game, used in the accusative case as the direct object of the verb 'strzelić' (to score).
Piłka wpadła przez bramkę do siatki.
The ball went through the goal into the net.
In this sentence, 'bramkę' designates the physical 'goal' structure in a sports context (e.g., football), used in the accusative case as the direct object of the verb 'wpaść' (to fall in/get through).
Gracze starali się trafić w bramkę przeciwnika.
The players tried to hit the opponent's goal.
Here, 'bramkę' signifies the opponent's goal-post or target in a sports game, used in the accusative case as the direct object of the verb 'trafić' (to hit).
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