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I. bang [Brit baŋ, Am bæŋ] N
1. bang (noise):
bang (of door, window)
bang (of door, window)
to hear a loud bang
2. bang (knock):
bang
bang
II. bang [Brit baŋ, Am bæŋ] INTERJ
bang (imitating gun)
III. bang [Brit baŋ, Am bæŋ] VB trans
1. bang (place sth noisily):
to bang sth down on
2. bang (causing pain):
battere or sbattere or picchiare la testa (on contro)
3. bang (strike):
bang drum, saucepan
4. bang (slam):
bang door, window
5. bang (have sex with) vulg sl:
bang woman
IV. bang [Brit baŋ, Am bæŋ] VB intr
1. bang (strike):
to bang on wall, door
to bang against table, chair
2. bang (make noise):
bang door, shutter:
to bang shut
to bang in the wind
3. bang (have sex):
bang vulg sl
bang vulg sl
V. bang [Brit baŋ, Am bæŋ] ADV inf
bang in the middle
bang on target
VI. bang [Brit baŋ, Am bæŋ] VB trans
bang hair:
bang
VII. bang [Brit baŋ, Am bæŋ]
to go out with a bang
I. whiz-bang [Brit ˈwɪzbaŋ, Am ˈ(h)wɪzˌbæŋ], whizz-bang N inf
whiz-bang (shell)
whiz-bang (firework)
II. whiz-bang [Brit ˈwɪzbaŋ, Am ˈ(h)wɪzˌbæŋ], whizz-bang ADJ inf
whiz-bang
whiz-bang
bang about VB [baŋ -] VB [baŋ -] (bang about or around)
bang about bang around
bang-up [Brit, Am ˈbæŋɡˌəp] ADJ
bang-up job etc.:
bang-up
bang-up
bang in VB [baŋ -] (bang [sth] in, bang in [sth])
bang in nail, peg, tack:
bang in
fare entrare (with a colpi di)
bang up VB [baŋ -] (bang [sb] up, bang up [sb]) Brit (put in jail)
bang up
bang-on [Brit baŋˈɒn, Am ˌbæŋˈɑn] ADJ Brit inf
bang-on answer, guess, calculation:
bang-on
bang into VB [baŋ -] (bang into [sb, sth])
bang into
slap bang [ˌslæpˈbæŋ] ADV inf
slap bang in the middle (of)
I. slam-bang [Am ˈslæmˌbæŋ] ADJ Am inf
1. slam-bang (loud):
slam-bang
2. slam-bang (all-out):
slam-bang effort
II. slam-bang [Am ˈslæmˌbæŋ] ADV
to walk or go slam-bang into sth
English
English
Italian
Italian
I. bang [bæŋ] N
1. bang (noise, blow):
bang
2. bang:
Phrases:
to go (off) with a bang inf
II. bang [bæŋ] ADV
1. bang inf (exactly):
bang
2. bang (make noise):
to go bang
III. bang [bæŋ] INTERJ
bang
IV. bang [bæŋ] VB intr
bang (make noise)
bang (slam) porta
to bang on sth
V. bang [bæŋ] VB trans (hit)
bang
to bang one's head against [or on] sth
Italian
Italian
English
English
bang
to bang into sb/sth
Present
Ibang
youbang
he/she/itbangs
webang
youbang
theybang
Past
Ibanged
youbanged
he/she/itbanged
webanged
youbanged
theybanged
Present Perfect
Ihavebanged
youhavebanged
he/she/ithasbanged
wehavebanged
youhavebanged
theyhavebanged
Past Perfect
Ihadbanged
youhadbanged
he/she/ithadbanged
wehadbanged
youhadbanged
theyhadbanged
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Chefs bang and throw, they are cocksure and feisty.
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Hairstyles range from 80s-style, big-bang blowouts to cornrow braids and a more contemporary flat-ironed look.
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Evidence in the former communist economies suggests that the closed economy multiplier has a bigger bang or multiplier effect than the open-economy multiplier.
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