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bang

/ˈbæŋ/

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verb

bangs; banged; banging

[+ obj] :to cause or allow (something, such as part of your body) to hit something in a way that makes a loud noise

He accidentally banged his knee against the door.

He banged [=bumped, struck] his head getting out of the car.

She fell and banged her elbow.

She banged her fist on the table.

He banged his empty glass on the counter.

to hit (something or someone) in a way that makes a loud noise [+ obj]

His knee accidentally banged the door.

The chair fell over and banged the wall. [no obj]

usually + into or against

His knee accidentally banged into the door.

I thought the door was open and banged [=bumped] right into it.

The bird banged into/against the window.

One of the other players banged into her, knocking her to the ground.

to use your hand or a tool to beat or hit (something) in a way that makes a loud noise [+ obj]

He banged the drum.

She banged the table with her fist. [no obj]

+ on

He banged on the drum.

She banged on the table.

Who is banging [=pounding] on the door? - see also bang the drum for at 1drum

[no obj] :to make a sudden loud noise

I could hear the screen door bang [=slam] as he left.

The window suddenly banged shut.

The pipes banged as the heat came on.

[+ obj] informal + offensive :to have sex with (someone)

bang away

[phrasal verb] US informal :to work hard at something

We have to keep banging away if we want to finish on time. - often + at

The students are banging away at their homework.

bang heads together

informal :to use angry or forceful methods to control or punish people

I am going to go in there and bang their heads together if they don't start behaving.

bang on about

[phrasal verb]

bang on about (something) Brit informal :to talk about (something) repeatedly or for a long time

She's always banging on about [=going on about] the importance of a good diet.

bang out

[phrasal verb]

bang out (something) or bang (something) out informal

to produce (something) quickly

He banged out the speech in just a few hours.

The two sides are trying to bang out an agreement.

to play (a song, melody, etc.) loudly on a piano

She carelessly banged out a few melodies on the piano.

bang up

[phrasal verb]

bang up (something or someone) or bang (something or someone) up US informal :to injure or damage (something or someone)

She banged up [=hurt] her knee.

He banged up the car.

He was pretty badly banged up [=injured] in the accident.

bang up (someone) or bang (someone) up Brit slang :to put (someone) in prison

He got banged up [=locked up] for robbery.

noun

plural bangs

[count] :a sudden loud noise

I heard a loud bang.

The door slammed shut with a bang.

b - used as an interjection to imitate a loud noise (such as the sound of a gun being fired)

Bang, bang! You're dead.

In British English the informal phrase bang goes is used when you are saying that something you wanted or planned has become impossible.

The airport closed and bang went our holiday plans! [=our holiday plans were ruined because the airport closed]

[count] :a hard hit or blow

She got a nasty bang [=bump] on her head.

bang for the buck

also bang for your buck

US informal - used to describe how much value is received when money is spent

This restaurant offers people the most bang for the buck. [=offers more than other restaurants for the same price]

He claims that the new stadium offers taxpayers too little bang for the buck. [=that the new stadium is not worth the tax money that is being spent on it]

get a bang out of

US informal :to enjoy (something) very much

You'll get a bang out of [=you'll like] this story.

She got a bang out of [=got a kick out of] watching her grandson at the beach.

with a bang

in a sudden and exciting way

The movie begins/starts with a bang and never slows down.

adverb

Brit informal :exactly or directly

There it wasbang [=right] in front of us!

The show began bang on time. - see also bang to rights at 3right

bang on

Brit informal :exactly right

His explanation was bang on. [=spot-on]

* Các từ tương tự:
banger, bangle, bangs, bang-up