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bang [bæŋ]1 noun(a) (loud noise → explosion) détonation f; (→ clatter) fracas m; (→ slam) claquement m; (→ supersonic) bang m;∎ the door shut with a bang la porte s'est refermée en claquant;∎ to shut the door with a bang claquer la porte;∎ there was a big bang il y a eu une forte détonation ou une explosion∎ familiar the show went (off) with a bang le spectacle a eu un succès fou;∎ he got a nasty bang on the head il s'est cogné la tête assez violemment2 adverb∎ familiar bang go my chances of winning! envolées, mes chances de gagner!;∎ familiar bang goes another £10! et pan, encore 10 livres de parties!∎ bang in the middle au beau milieu, en plein milieu;∎ the missile was bang on target le missile a atteint sa cible en plein dans le mille;∎ bang on time pile à l'heure;∎ I walked bang into him je suis tombé en plein sur lui;∎ my desk is bang against the wall mon bureau est contre le mur;∎ his flat is bang in the middle of town son appartement est en plein centre-ville(a) (hit → table, window) frapper violemment;∎ he banged his fist on the table il a frappé la table du poing;∎ I banged my head on the ceiling je me suis cogné la tête contre le ou au plafond;∎ figurative we're banging our heads against a brick wall nous perdons notre temps, nous nous dépensons en pure perte(b) (slam → door, window) claquer;∎ she banged the door shut elle a claqué la porte∎ to bang the market faire baisser les prix, écraser le marché∎ the door banged shut la porte s'est refermée en claquant;∎ to bang at or on the door frapper à la porte à grands coups;∎ to bang on the table with one's fist taper du poing sur la table(b) (detonate → gun) détonerAmerican frange f;∎ to have bangs porter une frange(books, crockery) cogner les uns contre les autres□ ; (person) tabasser, cogner□faire du bruit□, faire du pétard(a) (detonate → guns) tonner(b) (keep firing → soldier) tirer sans arrêt; (keep hammering → workmen) faire du vacarme; figurative (keep working) continuer à travailler;∎ he was banging away on his typewriter il tapait sans arrêt sur sa machine à écrire∎ he banged the receiver down il a raccroché brutalement;∎ she banged down the lid elle a violemment rabattu le couvercle(collide with) se cogner contre, heurter∎ he's always banging on about it il n'arrête pas de bassiner tout le monde avec ça;∎ he's always banging on about his personal problems il n'arrête pas de bassiner tout le monde avec ses problèmes personnelscogner l'un contre l'autre;∎ I could have banged their heads together! j'aurais pu prendre l'un pour taper sur l'autre!∎ to get banged up être mis en taule ou à l'ombre -
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A n1 ( noise) (of gun, firework, bomb, burst balloon) détonation f, boum m ; (of door, window) claquement m ; to hear a loud bang entendre une forte détonation or un grand boum ;C adv ○ bang in the middle en plein centre ; to arrive bang on time arriver à l'heure pile ; bang on target lit en plein dans le mille ; production is bang on target on a atteint pile ○ nos objectifs de production ; the technology is bang up to date la technologie est des plus récentes.E vtr1 ( place sth noisily) to bang sth down on poser bruyamment qch sur ; to bang down the receiver raccrocher brutalement ;2 ( causing pain) to bang one's head se cogner la tête (on contre) ; I'll bang your heads together! ( to two children) vous allez recevoir tous les deux des claques! ;3 ( strike) taper sur [drum, saucepan] ; to bang one's fist on the table, to bang the table with one's fist taper du poing sur la table ;4 ( slam) claquer [door, window] ;5 ● ( have sex with) se taper ● [woman].F vi1 ( strike) to bang on cogner à [wall, door] ; he banged on the table with his fist il a tapé du poing sur la table ; to bang against se cogner contre [table, chair] ;2 ( make noise) [door, shutter] claquer ; to bang shut se fermer en claquant ; to bang in the wind claquer au vent ;3 ● ( have sex) baiser ●.bang goes ○ my holiday/my promotion je peux dire adieu à mes vacances/ma promotion ; to go out with a bang finir avec un grand éclat.■ bang in:▶ bang [sth] in, bang in [sth] enfoncer [nail, peg, tack] (with à coups de).■ bang into:▶ bang into [sb/sth] heurter.■ bang on about GB:▶ bang on about [sth] ○ rabâcher [subject].■ bang up:▶ bang [sb] up, bang up [sb] GB ( put in jail) boucler ○ ; to be banged up for five years être bouclé pour cinq ans.
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