bangedadjective
UK
/bæŋd/
US
/bæŋd/
Traductions
cabosséSe dit d’un objet marqué par un choc; registre courant.
The banged car door was a result of the minor accident in the parking lot.
La portière cabossée était la نتيجة du petit accident sur le parking.
Traductions supplémentaires
heurtéPlus littéral; s’emploie surtout pour un objet qui a été frappé ou cogné.
Définitions
Having been hit or struck with force.
The banged car door was a result of the minor accident in the parking lot.
Damaged or dented from being hit.
The banged-up suitcase barely survived the rough handling at the airport.
bangverb

banged

Past Simple

banged
Past Simple
banged
Past Participle
banging
ing-form
UK
/bæŋ/
US
/bæŋ/
Traductions
claquerPour un choc ou un mouvement brusque et violent.
He banged the door shut in frustration.
Il a claqué la porte de frustration.
retentirPour un bruit fort et soudain.
The fireworks banged in the night sky.
Les feux d’artifice ont retenti dans le ciel nocturne.
Traductions supplémentaires
baiserFamilier, souvent vulgaire.
Définitions
To strike something loudly or forcefully.
He banged the door shut in frustration.
To make a loud, explosive noise.
The fireworks banged in the night sky.
To have sexual intercourse with someone (informal and sometimes considered vulgar).
They were caught banging in the backseat of the car.
bangnoun
Définitions
A sudden loud noise, as of an explosion or a gunshot.
The bang of the fireworks startled the dog.
A fringe of hair cut straight across the forehead.
She decided to cut her hair into bangs for a new look.
A sudden impact or blow.
He felt a bang on his head when he bumped into the door.
banginterjection
Définitions
An expression used to mimic the sound of a sudden loud noise, often used to describe an explosion or a gunshot.
Bang! The fireworks lit up the night sky.
bangadverb
Définitions
Exactly; directly, used to emphasise precise location, position, or timing.
The hotel is bang in the middle of town.