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Meanings of little bang in English

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Usage of little bang in English
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It's basically the little bang that denotes that an attack was blocked.
Wired
2
She put her gear in with a little bang of anger.
The Happy Foreigner
3
He put a box on a table with a little bang of impatience.
Great Possessions
4
He emptied his glass and placed it on the railing with a little bang.
The blood spilt
5
Economists say, however, most of the options offer diminishing returns and little bang for the buck.
Reuters
6
Few rivals -internationally or domestically -get so little bang for their balance sheet buck.
Reuters
7
Patricia watched the three figures walking briskly down the street, and she closed the door with a little bang.
Miss Pat at Artemis Lodge
8
He pulled a small leather purse out of his coat pocket, and laid it with a little bang on the table.
The Lighthouse
9
Opening the library door with a little bang and a good deal of reckless unconsciousness, she finds herself in Mr. Amherst's presence.
Molly Bawn
10
There's an occasional little bang, a crunch, a screw pops out and spins across the dashboard as if we're in Apollo 13.
The Guardian
11
The door shut with a little bang, and when he tried to open it again, he found that it seemed to have jammed.
L.P.M. : The End of the Great War
12
Some of the front suspension members were a little banged up.
61 hours
13
He was a little banged up and fought through it.
Reuters
14
She was a little banged up and her uniform was a mess, but she was alive.
Once bitten, twice dead
15
A Corellian YT-1300 light freighter, old, sure, maybe a little banged up here and there, but...still beautiful.
From a Certain Point of View
16
A little banged up but fine.
Sign of the cross
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