bang vt. 1.咚地敲(鼓等);當(dāng)?shù)刈?鐘等);轟地開(炮等);砰地關(guān)上(門等)。 2.粗手粗腳地擺弄。 3.〔俚語〕痛打,重打。 4.〔俚語〕勝過,超過。 vi. 1.(鐘等)當(dāng)當(dāng)響;(炮等)轟地放;(門等)砰地關(guān)上 (to). 2.砰砰作響。 bang (oneself) against 砰地撞上,碰在…上。 Bang away at 1. 專心致志地做 (students banging away at their homework 學(xué)生專心做功課)。 2. 攻擊,向…發(fā)動猛攻。 Bang in the arm 〔美國〕打(嗎啡等)麻醉針。 Bang (sth.) into sb. [sb.'s head] 硬把(某事物)灌輸進(jìn)某人頭腦。 Bang low 〔美國〕(拳擊)打腰帶以下;犯規(guī)。 Bang off 轟然開炮;(織機(jī))碰撞開車;立即。 Bang on 〔英口〕好,要得 (That cap is exactly bang on. 那頂帽子正好)。 Bang out [up] 〔美口〕好! 好貨色! Bang up 1. 砰地摔上。 2. 弄傷,弄壞。 n. 1.棒打,重打;沖擊。 2.爆炸聲;咚咚聲,當(dāng)當(dāng)聲,轟隆聲,砰砰聲。 3.〔美口〕猛沖,突然躍起。 4.熱情,精力。 5.〔美俚〕刺激,快感;服用(麻醉品)。 a sonic bang音速沖響。 Bang out of the buck〔美俚〕投資的收益。 In a bang 趕緊,急忙。 With a bang 1. 砰地一聲,轟然。 2. 劇烈而突然地。 3. 成功地。 adv. 1.砰然,轟然。 2.驀地,突然。 3.〔口語〕正巧;全然。 bang in the middle 正當(dāng)中。 Bang went the gun. 砰地響了一槍。 Bang went sixpence. 六便士大洋完蛋了〔對吝嗇鬼的諷刺〕。 Go bang 砰地關(guān)上;咔喳破裂。 n. 前劉海(發(fā)式)。 vt. 把(前額頭發(fā))剪成劉海式〔剪短〕。 bang1 = bhang.
To foster appreciation for this natural asset , queen sirikit set up in 1984 the bang sai bird park in the grounds of the bang sai handicraft centre , part of her majestys support foundation 她的support基金在全國各地活躍著,發(fā)掘各地的特色織物,以便她幫他們尋找新的海外市場,增加收入。
In the same year as the establishment of the bang sai bird park , her majesty lent her invaluable support to a scheme to reintroduce the eastern saurus crane , a large wading bird that was once common in thailand but not seen in the country since the 1960s . from a population in northern australia , six young cranes were officially presented to queen sirikit and settled in a reserve in chonburi province . more recently , royal attention has been focused on the plight of elephant 引1985年3月14日王后獲得亞洲社會人道主義獎,這個獎表彰王后對女性的幫助,大會對她這樣描述: “有遠(yuǎn)見的王后為提高女性的社會地位做了她力所能及的事,包括贊助支持很多社會和民間組織,并發(fā)起婦女的教育及培訓(xùn)活動,以便在鼓勵她們展示泰國傳統(tǒng)藝術(shù)文化的同時,也能提高他們的經(jīng)濟(jì)地位和社會福利。 ”
In the same year as the establishment of the bang sai bird park , her majesty lent her invaluable support to a scheme to reintroduce the eastern saurus crane , a large wading bird that was once common in thailand but not seen in the country since the 1960s . from a population in northern australia , six young cranes were officially presented to queen sirikit and settled in a reserve in chonburi province . more recently , royal attention has been focused on the plight of elephant 引1985年3月14日王后獲得亞洲社會人道主義獎,這個獎表彰王后對女性的幫助,大會對她這樣描述: “有遠(yuǎn)見的王后為提高女性的社會地位做了她力所能及的事,包括贊助支持很多社會和民間組織,并發(fā)起婦女的教育及培訓(xùn)活動,以便在鼓勵她們展示泰國傳統(tǒng)藝術(shù)文化的同時,也能提高他們的經(jīng)濟(jì)地位和社會福利。 ”