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Meanings of big bang in English

Russian
тбв
Portuguese
big bang
Spanish
gran explosión
Catalan
big bang
Wikidata

Theoretical past period when the Universe was much hotter, denser and rapidly expanding.

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тбв
Usage of big bang in English
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The message is clear: big bang Friday was a good day's work.
Reuters
2
In Copenhagen we gave up the idea of one big bang agreement.
Reuters
3
But the big bang was what forced me to see the truth.
Happiness key
4
After the big bang of democracy, Afrikaans went into hiding, a refugee.
The South African
5
Here's Strike percussion making a big bang with the Little Sea Gongs.
Radio NZ
6
I hope LHC kicks off with a bang … a big bang.
The Guardian
7
One big bang and that was it, Frank Manna told 9 News.
News.com.au
8
I think a gas tank exploding would make a pretty big bang.
Ransom
9
Dyson talked to Wired about the big bang of the digital universe.
Wired
10
Evidently, four hundred dollars was enough to buy a mighty big bang.
Boy’s Life
11
The smack the gavel made was as loud as the big bang.
The Reality Dysfunction
12
I disconnected, my weariness dispelled by the prospect of a big bang.
Bones Never Lie
13
Or had we stumbled on to one of Ryan's big bang breaks?
Bones Never Lie
14
A side-effect of this is that we no longer have ' big bang' releases.
The Irish Times
15
Ryan believed at least one big bang lurked in every case.
Bones Never Lie
16
Hi-tech architecture had arrived with a big bang in the City of Light.
The Irish Times
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