How to Say ‘Goal post’ in Simplified Chinese
门柱
mén zhù
[ménzhù]
💬 Usage Tip: It is literally 门 "door, goal" + 柱 "pillar". Many football words are built from 门 like this, such as 球门 "the goal" and 守门员 "goalkeeper".
Phrase Breakdown
门柱
mén zhù
[ménzhù]
goalpost
The upright post of a goal in football.
球擦着门柱出去了。
The ball went just wide of the post.
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