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1 bang
I 1. [bæŋ]1) (noise) (of gun, firework, bomb, burst balloon) detonazione f., scoppio m., esplosione f.; (of door, window) colpo m.2) (knock) botta f., colpo m.2.••II 1. [bæŋ]to go out with a bang — chiudere o finire in bellezza
1) (place sth. noisily)to bang sth. down on — sbattere qcs. su
to bang one's head — (s)battere o picchiare la testa (on contro)
3) (strike) battere su [drum, saucepan]4) (slam) sbattere [door, window]2.1) (strike)to bang on — battere o bussare rumorosamente contro [wall, door]
to bang against — (s)battere contro [ table]
2) (make noise) [door, shutter] sbattere•- bang inIII [bæŋ]avverbio colloq.bang in the middle — proprio in centro o in pieno centro
••bang goes my holiday, my promotion — colloq. posso dire addio alla mia vacanza, alla mia promozione
* * *[bæŋ] 1. noun1) (a sudden loud noise: The door shut with a bang.) botta2) (a blow or knock: a bang on the head from a falling branch.) urto violento2. verb1) (to close with a sudden loud noise: He banged the door.) sbattere2) (to hit or strike violently, often making a loud noise: The child banged his drum; He banged the book down angrily on the table.) colpire/battere violentemente3) (to make a sudden loud noise: We could hear the fireworks banging in the distance.) scoppiare, esplodere•- banger* * *I [bæŋ]1. n2. advto go bang — esplodere, fare bang
to be bang on time Brit fam — spaccare il secondo
bang went £10 — mi (or gli etc) sono volate 10 sterline
3. vt(thump) battere, picchiare, (hit, knock, slam) sbattere, battere (violentemente)to bang one's head against a wall fig — battere or picchiare la testa contro il muro
4. vi(explode) scoppiare, esplodere, (slam: door) sbattereto bang at/on sth — picchiare a/su qc
to bang at or on the door — picchiare alla porta
•II [bæŋ] n(fringe) frangetta* * *I 1. [bæŋ]1) (noise) (of gun, firework, bomb, burst balloon) detonazione f., scoppio m., esplosione f.; (of door, window) colpo m.2) (knock) botta f., colpo m.2.••II 1. [bæŋ]to go out with a bang — chiudere o finire in bellezza
1) (place sth. noisily)to bang sth. down on — sbattere qcs. su
to bang one's head — (s)battere o picchiare la testa (on contro)
3) (strike) battere su [drum, saucepan]4) (slam) sbattere [door, window]2.1) (strike)to bang on — battere o bussare rumorosamente contro [wall, door]
to bang against — (s)battere contro [ table]
2) (make noise) [door, shutter] sbattere•- bang inIII [bæŋ]avverbio colloq.bang in the middle — proprio in centro o in pieno centro
••bang goes my holiday, my promotion — colloq. posso dire addio alla mia vacanza, alla mia promozione
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2 sonic boom
(a sudden loud noise heard when an aircraft which is travelling faster than the speed of sound passes overhead.) bang/boom/boato del suono* * *bang m inv sonico
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