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

单词	bang
释义	Contents verb (3) bang (NOISE) bang (HIT) bang (SEX) noun (2) bang (NOISE) bang (HIT) exclamation (1) bang (1) adverb (1) bang (1) Contents verb (1) bang (1) noun (1) bang (1) English American Business bangverb uk/bæŋ/us/bæŋ/ bang verb (NOISE) B2 [ I or T ] to (cause something to) make a sudden very loud noise or noises: She banged her fist angrily on the table. Outside a door was banging in the wind. He could hear someone banging at the door. I could hear her in the kitchen banging about (= doing things noisily). More examples "Going... going... gone! " said the auctioneer, banging down the hammer. "Open up - it's the police!" shouted the police officer, banging on the door. Before I bang the nails in, would you say this picture was level? I could hear my brother banging his drums before I'd even got to his house. A door banged and footsteps ran along the corridor overhead. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Sounds made by objects, movement or impact clash crackling ding ding-a-ling ding-dong fizz hoot jangling knock pip rasp ringer rumbling sing slam swish thud twang whine whistle See more results » bang verb (HIT) [ T ] to hit a part of the body against something by accident: I banged my head against/on the shelf as I stood up. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Hitting against objects accidentally and colliding bowl sb over broadside buffet bump cannon catch crash ding go into sth hit jarring knock sb down knock sb over prang run (sth) into sth/sb sideswipe slam smash smash-up strike See more results » bang verb (SEX) [ T ] offensive to have sex with someone Phrasal verb(s) bang on bang sb up bang up sb/sth bangnoun [ C ] uk/bæŋ/us/bæŋ/ bang noun [ C ] (NOISE) B2 a sudden very loud noise: The window slammed shut with a loud bang. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Sounds made by objects, movement or impact clash crackling ding ding-a-ling ding-dong fizz hoot jangling knock pip rasp ringer rumbling sing slam swish thud twang whine whistle See more results » bang noun [ C ] (HIT) an act of hitting someone or something: I think she must have got a bang on the head. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Hitting against objects accidentally and colliding bowl sb over broadside buffet bump cannon catch crash ding go into sth hit jarring knock sb down knock sb over prang run (sth) into sth/sb sideswipe slam smash smash-up strike See more results » Idiom(s) go with a bang more bang for your buck(s) with a bang bangexclamation uk/bæŋ/us/bæŋ/ used to suggest the sound of a sudden loud noise, such as a gunshot or an explosion: "Bang! Bang! You're dead!" said the child, pointing a plastic gun at me. go bang to make a sudden loud noise: The balloon went bang when it landed on the bush. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Linguistics: sounds used as interjections aah achoo bam blah cor duh er hah huh humph oops ow phooey shush tsk tut uh uh-uh whoops yada yada yada See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Sounds made by objects, movement or impact Idiom(s) bang goes sth bangadverb uk/bæŋ/us/bæŋ/informal exactly or directly: The car came to a halt bang in the middle of the road. I live bang opposite the supermarket. I turned the corner and walked slap bang into him. software that is bang (= completely) up to date Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Accurate and exact accuracy accurate aright authoritative be bang on idiom exact exactly flat in so many words idiom infallible infallibly letter-perfect literal sharp strictly speaking idiom technically to the day idiom to the letter idiom truly unerring See more results » Idiom(s) be bang on bang to rights bangverb [ I/T ] us/bæŋ/ to make or cause something to make a sudden loud, usually short noise, esp. by hitting two things together: [ T ] He banged his head on the open cupboard door. To bang out something is to do something quickly: [ M ] I sat down at the piano and banged out a tune. Phrasal verb(s) bang up someone/something bangnoun [ C ] us/bæŋ/ a sudden loud, usually short noise: She ran out of the room and slammed the door with a bang. Idiom(s) bang for the buck bangnoun [ U ] uk/bæŋ/us bang for the/your buck informal if you get more bang for your buck, you get more or better results for the amount of money or effort you spend: Charities try to get a better and bigger bang for the buck by keeping their expenses down. It may cost more, but you get more bang for your buck if you advertise on TV rather than on radio.
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