whang
verb informal (also wang) uk/wæŋ/ us/wæŋ/
(HIT OR THROW)
[ T ] mainly UK重击;猛扔，猛推
to hit or throw something using force
She whanged the ball to the ground in disgust. 她厌恶地把球捶在地上。
On his first day back at school he opened the door and wanged a shoe violently across the classroom. 回到学校的第一天，他推开门，猛地把一只鞋扔过教室。
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- He collected the ball and, without looking, whanged a return into his opponent.
- Howard lifted his tattooed arm and whanged a chord on his green electric guitar.
(MOVE)
[ I +adv/prep ] UK快速移动（或行驶）并发出巨大声响
to move or drive fast, often making a loud noise
The rear of the car nudged out towards the wrong side of the road as we whanged round the bend. 我们哗地一下绕过弯道时，车尾向路的另一边甩了过去。
At the Jazzfest power chords whanged around the concrete canyons of the city. 爵士音乐节时，强力和弦在城市的混凝土峡谷中呼啸而过。
The two birds went wanging off in different directions. 两只鸟嗖地一声朝着不同方向飞走了。
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- A bullet whanged off his dashboard, smashing his one and only compass.
- The player sent a ball whanging at the ceiling and shouted at the umpire.
Phrasal verb
whang on UK informal喋喋不休地说/写
to talk or write a lot about something, often in a way that is annoying
I spent 700 words whanging on about how happy I am that she's found love. 我写了700多个字，喋喋不休地说我是多么高兴她找到了爱情。
She's always wanging on about the same old things. 她总是喋喋不休地谈论同样的旧事。