slap-bang

• 非正式英式副词，意为“正好”、“恰好”、“径直”或“突然而猛烈地”。用于描述发出响亮声音的撞击，或恰好到达某地或某时。

An informal British adverb meaning 'directly,' 'exactly,' or 'suddenly and forcefully.' It can be used to describe hitting something with a loud noise or arriving precisely at a location or time.

1. Directly or immediatelyB2informalbritish

   Used to indicate that something happens or is placed exactly in a particular position or at a particular time, often with emphasis.

   正好，恰好

   • The car stopped slap-bang in the middle of the road.
   • He arrived slap-bang in the middle of the meeting.
   • The answer was slap-bang in front of me the whole time.

   同义词bangdeadexactlyimmediatelyplumbpreciselyrightsmackstraight

2. Violently or suddenlyB2informalbritish

   In a way that is forceful, abrupt, or noisy.

   猛烈地或突然地

   • He ran slap-bang into the door.
   • The box fell slap-bang onto the floor with a loud crash.
   • She went slap-bang into the argument without thinking.

   同义词abruptlyforcefullyheadlongnoisilyprecipitatelysuddenlyviolently

   反义词gentlygradually