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bam
noun
bams
pl
удар
The bam of the drum echoed through the room.
Удар барабана эхом разнесся по комнате.
Additional translations
треск
грохот
Synonyms
pop
clap
crash
thud
bang
bam
interjection
UK
/bæm/
US
/bæm/
бах
The magician waved his wand and bam, the rabbit disappeared.
Фокусник взмахнул палочкой, и бах, кролик исчез.
Additional translations
шмяк
Synonyms
zap
boom
wham
pow
kapow
kaboom
whack
smack
thud
thwack
bam
verb
bammed
Past Simple
bammed
Past Participle
bamming
Gerund
Informal/Scottish slang verb meaning to deceive or tease.
Synonyms
bop
hit
strike
smack
whack
bash
wallop
slam
thump
pummel
slug
clout
knock
wham
Definitions
bam
noun
A sudden loud noise, often used to describe the sound of an impact or explosion.
The door slammed shut with a loud bam, startling everyone in the room.
bam
interjection
Used to indicate a sudden impact or occurrence, often with a sense of surprise or emphasis.
I was just walking down the street when, bam, it started pouring rain!
Expresses excitement or satisfaction, often after achieving something or making a point.
I finally solved the puzzle, and bam, everything fell into place!
bam
verb
To deceive, trick, or tease (someone), especially in Scottish slang.
He told them the tickets were free, but he was just bamming them.
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