Get a bang out of Meaning in English

expression

US

GET-uh-BANG-owt-uhv

UK

get-uh-BANG-owt-ov

Definition

To really enjoy something or find it very exciting or amusing.

Usage & Nuances

Informal and playful; used for describing enjoyable experiences or things you personally find fun ('get a bang out of playing chess'). Synonyms: 'enjoy,' 'get a kick out of.' Usually not used for formal writing or very serious topics; mostly about entertainment or lighthearted fun.

• Spanish: disfrutar mucho de - sacar mucho provecho de
• Portuguese (BR): curtir muito - gostar muito de
• Portuguese (PT): curtir imenso - gostar muito de
• Chinese (Simplified): 非常喜欢 - 得到极大乐趣
• Chinese (Traditional): 非常喜歡 - 得到極大樂趣
• Hindi: बहुत आनंद लेना
• Arabic: يستمتع كثيرًا بـ
• Bengali: খুব মজা পাওয়া - খুব আনন্দ উপভোগ করা
• Russian: получать огромное удовольствие от
• Japanese: とても楽しむ - 大いに喜ぶ
• Vietnamese: rất thích - cảm thấy rất vui vì
• Korean: 엄청 즐기다 - 크게 재미를 느끼다
• Turkish: çok zevk almak - çok keyif almak
• Urdu: بہت مزہ لینا - بہت لطف اندوز ہونا
• Indonesian: sangat menikmati - sangat senang

Example Sentences

I get a bang out of playing the guitar.

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Kids usually get a bang out of cartoons.

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Do you get a bang out of swimming?

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He really gets a bang out of making people laugh.

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My dad gets a bang out of fixing old cars on the weekend.

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You can tell she gets a bang out of trying new foods.

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