bang out

The phrase 'bang out' has various meanings, often implying speed, urgency, or intensity in different contexts.

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Definition

B2General

(idiomatic, informal)To produce or complete something quickly, often with little attention to detail.

Example

  • She banged out a report in just two hours.
  • They had to bang out the project to meet the deadline.

B2Music

(informal)To play a musical instrument loudly and energetically.

Example

  • He banged out a tune on the piano.
  • The band banged out some classic rock songs.

C1Aviation

(slang, technical)To eject from an aircraft.

Example

  • The pilot had to bang out when the engine failed.

C1British

(slang, informal)To celebrate the completion of an apprenticeship or retirement in the printing or newspaper industry.

Example

  • They banged out his retirement with a big party at the office.

C1British

(slang, informal)To describe something as completely unacceptable.

Example

  • His behavior was bang out and won't be tolerated.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "bang out":

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