bangs - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ Spanish Dictionary

Possible base forms

bangs
bang (Verb)

Nouns

bangs plural noun (Amer.)	el flequillo
bang [TECH.]	el estampido   [Acoustics]
bang [TECH.]	el estruendo   [Acoustics]
bang [TECH.]	el trique   [Acoustics]
bang [TECH.]	el estallido   [Acoustics]

Verbs

to bang into so. (or: sth.)  | banged, banged |	chocar contra algo (or: alguien)
to bang  | banged, banged |   - noise	detonar
to bang  | banged, banged |   - noise	estallar
to bang  | banged, banged |   - noise	restallar
to bang  | banged, banged |   - hit	golpear   - corazón, etc.
to bang sth.  | banged, banged |   - hit	cerrar algo de golpe   - puerta, etc.
to bang  | banged, banged | [vulg.]   - to have sexual intercourse	echar un palo [fig.] [vulg.]
to bang  | banged, banged | [vulg.]   - to have sexual intercourse	coger (Lat. Am.: Arg., Méx., Urug.) [vulg.]
to bang  | banged, banged | [vulg.]   - to have sexual intercourse	culear (Lat. Am.: Arg., Chile, Col.) [vulg.]
to bang  | banged, banged | [vulg.]   - to have sexual intercourse	follar (Span.; Lat. Am.: C. Rica) [vulg.]
to bang  | banged, banged | [vulg.]   - to have sexual intercourse	joder (Span.) [vulg.]
to bang  | banged, banged | [vulg.]   - to have sexual intercourse	pichar (Lat. Am.: Ecu.) [vulg.]
to bang on  | banged, banged | (Brit.)	desvariar
to bang on  | banged, banged | (Brit.)	hablar de tonterías

Orthographically similar words

angst, bagsy, bang, banns