😎 Bung Meaning - Bung Examples - Bunged Up Defined - Bung Definition - Bung Bung

追加: 2026-05-25

[00:00:00]hi there students a bang a noun accountable noun to bung as a verb bunged up as an adjective a phrasal adjective as well okay let's see a bung is a stopper it's a piece of cork or rubber or wood that you use to close the hole in a container so if you have a bath you've got a plug that's a bung and you put the bung in the bottom of the bath and it bungs the bath so um a bung it's something that's used to close the hole in a a container the the cork in a bottle of wine is a bung now we also use this word um to bung meaning in in British English meaning to throw to put something somewhere in a careless way this is a very British phrase but it's very commonly used so just bung your coat over there bung the things in the fridge do you want me to uh B uh B bung this in the bin um okay so bung to would you bung me that book over there and then bunged up as well when you are whe when you've got a cold and everything is blocked or the sink is blocked it's bunged up okay so a bung a stopper something particularly for a hole which uh which you can pour something out of particularly a a barrel a barrel has a bung hole a hole in which you can pour out the contents from a barrel um and then you put a bung a stopper in that so to bung to close with a cork to close with a stopper um and then to bung British English informal to throw to toss bung that over there bung this in the dust bin bung it bung it in your bedroom and then we can uh carry on okay so to bung to throw to sling um if you're bunged up you can't breathe everything uh everything in in your in your nose and your breathing system is all bunged up yeah it's um it it's so that you you you can't breathe um so to bung or to bung to throw to give something to to someone a bung um a stopper yeah the barrel is uh bu has a uh a bung in it to stop everything uh falling out um the toilet is bunged up it's blocked and we need a plumber okay so uh bung to bung as in BR in British English informal to put something somewhere carelessly bung it bung it in the post box and send it back to me and then from this informal word to throw we can use this as a bribe the uh football manager received a bung somebody threw him some money in order to get him to to to to do something so a bride um particularly that phrase comes from the the 19 1950s okay so a bung a payment made to persuade somebody to do something the politician denied taking bungs a bung the stopper in a cast the thing that bungs up the bung hole um okay so a cork to bung something up um to bung to throw so B bung it o over there bung it in the dust bin uh bung it in the mail and send it to to me um okay so to throw to put um and then bunged up the uh the traffic is bunged up so I wouldn't leave just yet leave it a little bit later you bung something somewhere you put it there in a quick careless way way um yeah um mix everything together and bung it in the oven yeah bung that in the fridge if something's bunged up it's blocked yeah and then a bung a piece of wood a piece of cork a piece of rubber to close the hole in a container to close the hole in a a barrel so a bung of plug a stopper a cork um and then to bung to up to clog and then to to bung to throw to put to uh give so yeah um bung that to would you bung my coat to me and we'll leave um okay as to formality so the bung in a barrel the bung a bung to bung something uh a bung to block something like a stopper five informality um bung me that 2.5 informality throw it to me a bung as a bribe 2.5 in formality um okay so bang and then as to origin we've got a Dutch word bonga or Bond meaning a stopper um that perhaps from a French word bond um but we've got this this Proto Celtic word uh Bund but probably that comes from punct meaning a hole so Bang