英语词汇“bang”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

bang¹

(băng)

1. A sudden loud noise, as of an explosion.

2. A sudden loud blow or bump.

3. Informal A sudden burst of action: The campaign started off with a bang.

4. Slang A sense of excitement; a thrill: We got a bang out of watching the old movies.

v. banged, bang·ing, bangs

v. tr.

1. To strike heavily and often repeatedly; bump.

2. To close suddenly and loudly; slam.

3. To handle noisily or violently: banged the pots in the kitchen.

4. Informal To turn in (a specific direction or along a course), especially suddenly: bang a left onto Boylston Street.

5. Vulgar Slang To have sexual intercourse with.

v. intr.

1. To make a sudden loud, explosive noise.

2. To crash noisily against or into something: My elbow banged against the door.

adv.

1. Exactly; precisely: The arrow hit bang on the target.

2. Suddenly; abruptly: cut the conversation bang off.

interj.

Used to indicate the sound of an explosion or collision.

Phrasal Verbs:

bang away

1. To speak or ask questions in a rapid, aggressive manner: reporters banging away at the official during the press conference.

2. To work diligently and often at length: banged away at the project until it was finished.

bang up

To damage extensively: banged up the car.

Idiom:

bang for the (or one's)buck

Value returned for investment or effort.

[Probably from Old Norse bang, a hammering.]

单词	bang
释义	bang¹ (băng) n. 1. A sudden loud noise, as of an explosion. 2. A sudden loud blow or bump. 3. Informal A sudden burst of action: The campaign started off with a bang. 4. Slang A sense of excitement; a thrill: We got a bang out of watching the old movies. v. banged, bang·ing, bangs v. tr. 1. To strike heavily and often repeatedly; bump. 2. To close suddenly and loudly; slam. 3. To handle noisily or violently: banged the pots in the kitchen. 4. Informal To turn in (a specific direction or along a course), especially suddenly: bang a left onto Boylston Street. 5. Vulgar Slang To have sexual intercourse with. v. intr. 1. To make a sudden loud, explosive noise. 2. To crash noisily against or into something: My elbow banged against the door. adv. 1. Exactly; precisely: The arrow hit bang on the target. 2. Suddenly; abruptly: cut the conversation bang off. interj. Used to indicate the sound of an explosion or collision. *Phrasal Verbs:* *bang away* 1. To speak or ask questions in a rapid, aggressive manner: reporters banging away at the official during the press conference. 2. To work diligently and often at length: banged away at the project until it was finished. *bang up* To damage extensively: banged up the car. *Idiom:* *bang for the* (or *one's)buck* Value returned for investment or effort. [Probably from Old Norse bang, a hammering.]
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