關於Bang的意思和用法的提問

A: to bang something out = to rapidly make a lot of something

A: Talk a lot about something. UK slang.

A: It means to say or write things that strongly support someone or something. Ex. They joined together to beat the drum for their candidate

A: Possibly you misheard? Do you mean hang out instead, which means to spend some time together?

A: It's probably an expression? That's not really how you'd write that though. I believe it's referring perhaps that shooting someone won't kill the guilt you made??? 😂 They usually have the meanings behind songs on google.

A: "Buying a used luxury car instead of a new one gives you more bang for your buck."
Shopping at the local Wholesale Club provides more bang for the buck."

Basically it means you get a better value for your money. You can get a very nice used car for less than a basic new car; wholesale quantity reduces your cost-per-unit.

A: “Bang on time” is unnatural.
“Right on time” means that you have arrived at the time you are supposed to. Or you finished a task on time.

Example sentences:
“I got to work right on time”
“I finished my homework right on time”
“I arrived at my appointment right on time”

A:
‘Bang’ in English is an onomatopoeia used for loud noises, it is also used colloquially to mean ‘to have intercourse with someone’
Is this what you mean?

A: "Knock, knock." We're quite literal.

A: Hi! Wow, honestly I’ve never heard this phrase and had to Google it first 😅and I’m an American native English speaker. I think you’re right that it means someone is correct, and I think “banging on” means someone is talking repeatedly or emphasizing what they’re saying. I hope this helps a little!

A: The bang sound of closing the door upstairs really gets to me.
OR
The bang sound of the door closing upstairs really gets to me.

A: Do you mean gang bang? Never heard of bang gang.

A: If you get more bang for your buck. You are getting more value per dollar spent.