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1 downstairs
adjective (, downstairs adverb on or towards a lower floor: He walked downstairs; I left my book downstairs; a downstairs flat.) abajodownstairs adj adv abajothe kitchen is downstairs la cocina está abajo / la cocina está en el piso de abajotr[daʊn'steəz]1 (down the stairs) abajo; (on or to lower floor) a la planta baja■ can you come downstairs? ¿puedes bajar?1 (room) (del piso) de abajo1 planta bajadownstairs ['daʊn'stærz] adv: abajodownstairs ['daʊn.stærz] adj: del piso de abajodownstairs ['daʊn'stærz, -.stærz] n: planta f bajaadj.• de abajo adj.adv.• abajo adv.• de abajo adv.n.• piso inferior s.m.
I 'daʊn'sterz, ˌdaʊn'steəzadverb abajothe kitchen's downstairs — la cocina está abajo or en el piso de abajo
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noun planta f baja; (before n) <neighbor, toilet> (del piso) de abajo['daʊn'stɛǝz]1.ADJ (=on the ground floor) de la planta baja; (=on the floor underneath) del piso de abajo2.ADV en la planta baja, abajoto come/go downstairs — bajar la escalera
3.Nthe downstairs — [of building] la planta baja
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I ['daʊn'sterz, ˌdaʊn'steəz]adverb abajothe kitchen's downstairs — la cocina está abajo or en el piso de abajo
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noun planta f baja; (before n) <neighbor, toilet> (del piso) de abajo -
2 bang
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1. noun1) (a sudden loud noise: The door shut with a bang.) portazo, golpe estrepitoso2) (a blow or knock: a bang on the head from a falling branch.) golpe (violento), golpetazo
2. verb1) (to close with a sudden loud noise: He banged the door.) batir2) (to hit or strike violently, often making a loud noise: The child banged his drum; He banged the book down angrily on the table.) batir, golpear3) (to make a sudden loud noise: We could hear the fireworks banging in the distance.) estallar, detonar•- bangerbang1 n1. golpe2. estrépito / explosión / estallidothe rocket exploded with a loud bang al explotar, el cohete produjo un gran estallidobang2 vb1. golpearse / dar un golpe2. golpear / dar golpes3. tocartr[bæŋ]1 (blow) golpe nombre masculino3 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL flequillo1 golpear, dar golpes en■ don't bang the table! ¡no des golpes en la mesa!2 taboo (have sex with) follar1 dar golpes2 taboo (have sex with) follar1 familiar justo\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLbang on! familiar ¡exacto!bang go my chances! familiar ¡mi gozo en un pozo!to go bang hacer pumto go with a bang tener mucho éxitoit's like banging your head against a brick wall es como machacar en hierro fríoto bang the door dar un portazoto bang on a door dar golpes en una puertato bang one's fist on the table dar un puñetazo en la mesato bang against something dar un golpe contra algoto bang into somebody / something chocar contra alguien / algoto bang on a drum tocar un tamborto bang one's head darse un golpe en la cabezato bang somebody on the head dar un coscorrón en la cabeza a alguienbang ['bæŋ] vt1) strike: golpear, darsehe banged his elbow against the door: se dio con el codo en la puerta2) slam: cerrar (la puerta) con un portazobang vi1) slam: cerrarse de un golpe2)to bang on : aporrear, golpearshe was banging on the table: aporreaba la mesabang adv: directamente, exactamentebang n1) blow: golpe m, porrazo m, trancazo m2) explosion: explosión f, estallido m3) slam: portazo m4) bangs npl: flequilla f, fleco mn.• detonación s.f.• golpazo s.m.• golpe s.m.• portazo s.m.• trancazo s.m.• traque s.m.• traquido s.m.• tras s.m.• triquitraque s.m.• zapatazo s.m.v.• golpear con ruido o con violencia v.• portear v.• traquetear v.
I bæŋ1)to go over o (BrE) off with a bang to go with a bang ser* todo un éxito; she returned to politics with a bang — volvió a la política a lo grande
b) ( pleasure) (AmE colloq) (no pl)2) c ( blow) golpe m, trancazo m, golpetazo m3) c bangs pl (AmE) ( fringe) flequillo m, cerquillo m (AmL), chasquilla f (Chi), capul f (Col), fleco m (Méx), pollina f (Ven)
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a) ( strike) golpearb) ( slam)
2.
via) ( strike)to bang into something — darse* contra algo
b) ( slam) \<\<door\>\> cerrarse* de un golpe, dar* un portazothe gate was banging in the wind — la puerta daba golpes or (AmL tb) se golpeaba con el viento
c) ( move noisily)Phrasal Verbs:- bang out- bang up
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1)to go bang — \<\<gun\>\> dispararse, hacer* bang! or pum!
bang went our holiday — (BrE colloq) nuestras vacaciones se fueron al garete or al diablo (fam)
2) (as intensifier) (esp BrE colloq)bang in the middle — justo or exactamente en el medio
to be bang up to date — estar* muy al día
bang on time — a la hora justa or exacta
to be bang on — dar* en el blanco, acertar* de lleno
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interjection pum!, bang![bæŋ]bang! bang! you're dead! — (used to or by children) pum! pum! te maté!
1.N (=noise) [of explosion] estallido m ; [of door] portazo m ; [of blow] porrazo m, golpe m- get more bang for the buck or more bangs for your bucks2. ADV1)to go bang — hacer ¡pum!, estallar
bang went £10 * — adiós 10 libras
2) * justo, exactamenteit hit him bang on the ear — le dio justo en la oreja, le dio en toda la oreja *
bang on! — ¡acertado!
the answer was bang on — (Brit) la respuesta dio en el blanco
bang on time — (Brit) a la hora justa
it was bang on target — (Brit) dio justo en el blanco
3. VT1) (=strike) golpear2) *** (=have sex with) echarse un polvo con ***, tirarse ***4.VI (=explode) explotar, estallar; (=slam) [door] cerrarse de golpeto bang at or on sth — dar golpes en algo
5.EXCL ¡pum!; (of a blow) ¡zas!- bang on- bang out- bang up* * *
I [bæŋ]1)to go over o (BrE) off with a bang to go with a bang ser* todo un éxito; she returned to politics with a bang — volvió a la política a lo grande
b) ( pleasure) (AmE colloq) (no pl)2) c ( blow) golpe m, trancazo m, golpetazo m3) c bangs pl (AmE) ( fringe) flequillo m, cerquillo m (AmL), chasquilla f (Chi), capul f (Col), fleco m (Méx), pollina f (Ven)
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1.
a) ( strike) golpearb) ( slam)
2.
via) ( strike)to bang into something — darse* contra algo
b) ( slam) \<\<door\>\> cerrarse* de un golpe, dar* un portazothe gate was banging in the wind — la puerta daba golpes or (AmL tb) se golpeaba con el viento
c) ( move noisily)Phrasal Verbs:- bang out- bang up
III
1)to go bang — \<\<gun\>\> dispararse, hacer* bang! or pum!
bang went our holiday — (BrE colloq) nuestras vacaciones se fueron al garete or al diablo (fam)
2) (as intensifier) (esp BrE colloq)bang in the middle — justo or exactamente en el medio
to be bang up to date — estar* muy al día
bang on time — a la hora justa or exacta
to be bang on — dar* en el blanco, acertar* de lleno
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interjection pum!, bang!bang! bang! you're dead! — (used to or by children) pum! pum! te maté!
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