banger
noun[C]
UKuk/ˈbæŋ.ər/us/ˈbæŋ.ɚ/bangernoun[C](CAR)
UK
a veryoldcarinbadcondition:
老爷车,破旧汽车Not all thecarsareoldbangers.
Is itgreenerto make do andmend, orscrapyourbanger andbuya newcar?
Cars
- 4×4
- all-wheel drive
- artic
- automobile
- beetle
- black cab
- classic car
- crock
- hardtop
- Jeep
- Merc
- Mk
- roadster
- sport utility vehicle
- station wagon
- stock car
- supercar
- town car
- tuktuk
- turbo
bangernoun[C](FIREWORK)
UK
asmall,noisyfirework(=smallcontainerofexplosivesthat makes aloudnoisewhen itexplodes):
爆竹Someidiotdecidedtoletoff a bangerrightnext to myear.
As achildI had a lot offunwith bangers and othercheapfireworks.
Fireworks
- catherine wheel
- cracker
- firecracker
- firework
- fuse
- fuze
- pyrotechnic
- pyrotechnician
- pyrotechnics
- rocket
- Roman candle
- sparkler
- squib
- touchpaper
bangernoun[C](FOOD)
mainly UK
informalforsausage:
香肠(sausage的非正式说法)bangersandmash(=potatoes)香肠和土豆泥
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Sausages, burgers & stuffings
- andouille
- andouillette
- baloney
- barbecue
- beefburger
- cocktail sausage
- corn dog
- corned beef
- croquette
- Cumberland sausage
- kielbasa
- kishke
- knackwurst
- knockwurst
- linguica
- rissole
- salami
- Salisbury steak
- sausage
- sausage meat
bangernoun[C](SONG)
informalapproving
apopularsongorpieceofmusicwith aloud,heavybeat(=rhythm)thatpeoplelike todanceto:
Have youheardher newsong? It's a banger.
The newalbumisfullof bangers.
Singing
- a cappella
- accompaniment
- accompany
- alto
- anthem
- barbershop
- croon
- crooner
- dirge
- ditty
- diva
- doxology
- intonation
- jingle
- raise the roofidiom
- rapping
- screamer
- septet
- serenade
- treble