Bang

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Mục lục 1 Noun 1.1 a loud, sudden, explosive noise, as the discharge of a gun. 1.2 a resounding stroke or blow 1.3 Informal . a sudden movement or show of energy 1.4 energy; vitality; spirit 1.5 Informal . sudden or intense pleasure; thrill; excitement 1.6 Slang 1.7 Printing and Computer Slang . an exclamation point. 2 Verb (used with object) 2.1 to strike or beat resoundingly; pound 2.2 to hit or bump painfully 2.3 to throw or set down roughly; slam 2.4 Slang 3 Verb (used without object) 3.1 to strike violently or noisily 3.2 to make a loud, sudden, explosive noise like that of a violent blow 3.3 Slang 4 Adverb 4.1 suddenly and loudly; abruptly or violently 4.2 directly; precisely; right 5 Verb phrases 5.1 bang into, to collide with; bump into 5.2 bang up, to damage 6 Idioms 6.1 bang off 6.2 bang on 7 Antonyms 7.1 adverb 7.2 noun 7.3 verb 8 Synonyms 8.1 adverb 8.2 noun 8.3 verb

Noun

a loud, sudden, explosive noise, as the discharge of a gun.

a resounding stroke or blow

a nasty bang on the head.

Informal . a sudden movement or show of energy

He started with a bang.

energy; vitality; spirit

The bang has gone out of my work.

Informal . sudden or intense pleasure; thrill; excitement

a big bang out of seeing movies.

Slang

Vulgar sexual intercourse.

Printing and Computer Slang . an exclamation point.

Verb (used with object)

to strike or beat resoundingly; pound

to bang a door.

to hit or bump painfully

to bang one's ankle on a chair leg.

to throw or set down roughly; slam

He banged the plates on the table.

Slang

Vulgar to have sexual intercourse with.

Verb (used without object)

to strike violently or noisily

to bang on the door.

to make a loud, sudden, explosive noise like that of a violent blow

The guns banged all night.

Slang

Vulgar to have sexual intercourse.

Adverb

suddenly and loudly; abruptly or violently

She fell bang against the wall.

directly; precisely; right

He stood bang in the middle of the flower bed.

Verb phrases

bang into, to collide with; bump into

The truck skidded on the ice and banged into a parked car.

bang up, to damage

A passing car banged up our fender.

Idioms

bang off

Chiefly British Slang . immediately; right away.

bang on

Chiefly British Slang . terrific; marvelous; just right

That hat is absolutely bang on.

Antonyms

adverb

slowly

noun

whimper , tap

verb

tap

Synonyms

adverb

abruptly , hard , headlong , head on , noisily , precisely , smack , straight , suddenly , dead , direct , exactly , fair , flush , just , right , square , squarely

noun

blast , boom , burst , clang , clap , clash , crack , detonation , discharge , howl , peal , pop , report , roar , roll , rumble , salvo , shot , slam , smash , sound , thud , thump , thunder , wham , bash , bat , belt , blow , box , bump , collide , cuff , punch , smack , sock , stroke , wallop , whack , whop , enjoyment , excitement , kick * , pleasant feeling , wow * , bark , explosion , rat-a-tat-tat , snap , crash , clout , hit , lick , pound , slug , swat , thwack , welt , lift

verb

boom , burst , clang , clatter , crash , detonate , drum , echo , explode , make noise , peal , rattle , resound , sound , thump , thunder , bash , beat , bump , collide , hammer , hit , knock , pound , pummel , rap , slam , smash , strike , whack , clap , roar , bark , pop , snap , blow , bounce , clash , cudgel , detonation , dock , drive , drub , energy , excel , explosion , force , kick , maul , recho , thrash , thwack , wow