bang

• 非正式副词，表示「正好」「恰好」或「突然」「猛地」。常强调位置的精确（如「正好在中间」）或动作的突然（如「砰的一声门关上了」）。

An adverb used informally to mean "exactly," "directly," or "suddenly." It often emphasizes precision (e.g., "bang in the middle") or abruptness (e.g., "bang went the door").

1. Directly or exactlyB2informal

   Used to emphasize that something happens exactly or directly.

   正好

   • The ball hit him bang on the nose.
   • The store is bang in the middle of town.
   • He arrived bang on time for the meeting.

   同义词exactlyplumbpreciselyrightslapsmackstraight

• 名词，指突然的巨响、猛烈的撞击、额前的直刘海、能量的爆发或显著的成功。

A noun referring to a sudden loud noise, a vigorous blow, a fringe of hair cut straight across the forehead, a burst of energy, or a notable success.

1. Vigorous blowB1informal

   A strong, sudden hit or strike.

   猛击

   • He gave the table a loud bang with his fist.
   • She got a bang on the head from the falling branch.
   • The door shut with a bang.

   同义词bashblowbumpcrashhitknockpunchsmackstrikethumpwallop

   反义词caresspatstroketap

2. Sudden loud noiseA2informal

   A short, explosive, and very loud sound.

   巨响

   • The balloon burst with a loud bang.
   • We heard a bang coming from the kitchen.
   • The fireworks ended with a series of loud bangs.

   同义词blastboomburstclapcrackdetonationpopreportslamthunderclap

3. Hair fringeA2informal

   A fringe of hair cut straight across the forehead.

   刘海

   • She decided to cut her hair into bangs.
   • Her bangs were getting too long and covering her eyes.
   • He thinks she looks cute with bangs.

   同义词fringe

4. Sudden emotional releaseB2informal

   A sudden and powerful release of emotion or energy.

   情绪爆发

   • He got a bang out of watching the comedy show.
   • She had a real bang of excitement when she won the prize.
   • The speech ended with a bang, leaving the audience cheering.

   同义词burstexplosionoutburstrushsurgethrill

5. Conspicuous successB2informal

   A very successful or impressive achievement.

   巨大成功

   • The new product was a bang in the market.
   • Her performance was a bang, earning her a standing ovation.
   • The party was a bang, with everyone having a great time.

   同义词hitsensationsmashsuccesstriumph

   反义词bustfailureflop

• 表示突然发出巨响或猛烈撞击的动词，常指用力击打、碰撞或发出砰的一声。

A verb used to indicate a sudden loud noise or impact, often associated with striking or hitting something forcefully.

1. Strike violentlyB1informal

   To hit something hard, often making a loud noise.

   猛击

   • He banged his fist on the table in frustration.
   • She banged the door shut behind her.
   • The child banged the drum with a stick.

   同义词bashbatterbeatclobberhammerhitpoundslamsmackstrikethumpwhack

2. Produce a loud soundB1informal

   To make a sudden, loud, explosive noise.

   发出巨响

   • The fireworks banged loudly in the night sky.
   • The car backfired and banged like a gunshot.
   • He banged the pots together to make a noise.

   同义词bellowblastboomclangclapcrackcrashexplodepopreportresoundroarslamthunder

3. Close violentlyB1informal

   To shut something with force, causing a loud noise.

   猛关

   • She banged the window shut because of the wind.
   • He banged the trunk of the car closed.
   • The wind banged the gate against the fence.

   同义词slam

   反义词easeopen

4. Move noisilyB2informal

   To move around making loud, clumsy noises.

   轰响移动

   • The children banged around the house all afternoon.
   • He banged about in the kitchen looking for a pan.
   • They banged through the hallway, waking everyone up.

   同义词clatterclumpcrashrattlestompthumpthunder

5. Have sex withslang

   A vulgar slang term meaning to have sexual intercourse.

   性交

   • The crude joke implied he had banged her.
   • He bragged about banging his new girlfriend.
   • The song lyrics used the word 'bang' as a euphemism.

   同义词bonkfuckhumplaynailridescrewshag

短语动词变体bang outbang up