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bangbang1 /bæŋ / verb [intransitive, transitive] - to make a loud noise by hitting something hard, closing something, or putting something down猛砸；砰地关上；砰地一摔◆The man downstairs banged on his ceiling to complain about the noise.楼下男子猛敲天花板，对噪音表示不满。◆Somewhere in the house, I heard a door bang.我听到房子里有扇门砰的一声关上了。◆She stormed out of the room, banging the door behind her.她气呼呼冲出房间，身后把门砰地一关。◆He banged his fist on the table and started shouting.他砰地一拳砸在桌子上，开始嚷嚷起来。
- to knock against something by accident不小心撞上；不小心磕到◆As I was crossing the room in the dark, I banged into a table.我摸黑走过房间时，撞上了桌子。◆Be careful not to bang your head on the ceiling. It's pretty low.屋顶挺低的，小心别把头碰着。
 ●bang sth up (informal) to damage something by knocking it against something else撞坏◆I banged up my knee when I fell off my bike.我从自行车上摔下，撞坏了膝盖。
bangbang2 /bæŋ / noun [countable] - a sudden, short, very loud noise突然而短促的巨响◆Witnesses heard three loud bangs and saw the gunman run down an alley.目击者听见三声巨响，看到枪手沿着小巷跑掉了。
- a short, strong knock or hit猛敲；猛击◆Give the nail a couple of bangs with the hammer.用锤子猛敲几下钉子。
- bangs [plural] the part of your hair that is cut so that it hangs over the front of your head above your eyes (your forehead)刘海
 ●bang for your buck (informal) used to describe how much value you get for the money you spend钱花得合算；物有所值◆Customers are asking for more bang for their buck.顾客都希望物超所值。●get a bang out of sth (informal) to enjoy something very much（从…中）获得乐趣，感到愉快◆I get a real bang out of Larry's jokes!拉里的笑话把我乐坏了！●go (off) with a bangin a successful or exciting way非常成功；令人激动◆The party went off with a bang.聚会十分成功。
bangbang3 /bæŋ / interjection used to sound like the noise of a gun, etc.（表示枪声等）砰，啪◆The kids ran around with toy guns, shouting, “Bang! Bang!”孩子们拿着玩具枪跑来跑去，喊着“砰！砰！” |
