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bang English-French

détonation f, boum m

slap bang English-French

he ran slap bang into the wall

bang goes colloq my holiday/my promotion in bang English-French

je peux dire adieu à mes vacances/mon avancement

to get a bang on the head in get English-French

recevoir un coup sur la tête

to bang sth down on the table in bang English-French

poser bruyamment qch sur la table

he ran slap bang into the wall in slap bang English-French

il s'est cogné en plein dans le mur en courant

bang French-English

sonic boom

bang1 British & World English

a sudden loud, sharp noise

bang2 British & World English

variant spelling of bhang.

bang English-German

knallen

bang German-English

afraid

bang English-Italian

fragore m

bang1 English-Spanish

estrépito

bang2 English-Spanish

golpear

bang3 English-Spanish

to go bang

bang in bhang (also bang) British & World English

the leaves and flower tops of cannabis, used as a narcotic

bang goes —— in bang1 British & World English

used to express the sudden collapse of a plan or hope

Big Bang British & World English

the rapid expansion of matter from a state of extremely high density and temperature which according to current cosmological theories marked the origin of the universe

gang bang British & World English

the successive rape of one person by a group of people

slam-bang British & World English

exciting and energetic

big bang English-Italian

big bang m

slap bang English-Italian

he went slap bang into the wall

bang away at in bang1 British & World English

do something in a persistent or dogged way

bang something out in bang1 British & World English

play music noisily, enthusiastically, and unskilfully

bang on about in bang1 British & World English

talk at tedious length about (something)

bang or North American dead to rights in right British & World English

(of a criminal) with positive proof of guilt

bang about English-Italian

far rumore

bang into English-Italian

sbattere contro

get a bang out of in bang1 British & World English

derive excitement or pleasure from

bang or knock people's heads together in head British & World English

reprimand people severely, especially in an attempt to stop them arguing

slap1 British & World English

suddenly and directly, especially with great force

smack1 British & World English

in a sudden and violent way