How to Say “Scored” in Italian

segnato
The English phrase 'scored' is translated into Italian as segnato.
In a sports context, segnato is the standard term used to describe the act of scoring a goal, a point or a basket.

What does it mean word for word?

The word segnato is the past participle of segnare, which literally means 'marked' or 'signed'.

Did you know?

  • In a football match, if a player 'scores' a goal, a commentator might say ha gonfiato la rete, which translates to 'he inflated the net'.
  • The word segnato can also be used as an adjective to describe a person who looks 'haggard' or 'marked' by stress or exhaustion.
  • While segnato means 'scored' in sports, the same word can describe a person who is emotionally scarred or 'marked' by a traumatic experience.

Examples in context

  • Ho segnato un gol.
    I scored a goal.
    Tatoeba #5070495 by Guybrush88, translation #2406221 by CK
  • Ha segnato due volte.
    He scored twice.
    Tatoeba #8498169 by Guybrush88, translation #8479495 by CH
  • Tom ha segnato un gol!
    Tom scored a goal!
    Tatoeba #3251689 by Guybrush88, translation #2940737 by Hakaku
  • Il calciatore ha segnato un gol.
    The football player scored a goal.
  • La squadra ha segnato undici punti.
    The team scored eleven points.
  • Sono riuscito a guadagnare un punto extra nel test.
    I managed to score an extra point on the test.
  • Oggi ho fatto gol due volte!
    Today I scored two goals!
  • Il mio amico ha fatto gol all'ultimo minuto.
    My friend scored a goal at the last minute.
  • Abbiamo preso punti extra al quiz sorpresa!
    We scored extra points on the surprise quiz!
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Example conversation

Chiara and Matteo are watching a basketball game on TV.

  1. Chiara

    Guarda, Matteo! Hanno segnato!
    Look, Matteo! They scored!
  2. Matteo

    Sì, è stato un canestro incredibile.
    Yes, it was an incredible basket.
  3. Chiara

    Ma ora devono ancora segnare per vincere.
    But now they still have to score to win.
  4. Matteo

    Speriamo che la squadra segni presto.
    Let's hope the team scores soon.

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