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Today’s phrasal verb is bang out. When you bang something out, it means you produce it quickly – often a lot of it – without spending too much time on perfect details. It’s all about speed and getting things done fast.
Like, the other day, I had so many emails to answer that I just banged them out one after another.
And in my neighborhood, my friend Atsuko bangs out a lot of bagels at her bakery Cocon.
Yesterday, I banged out a quick pasta dish using whatever I had in the fridge.
FAQ
Question: What does bang out mean?
Answer: Bang out means to produce a lot of something, usually quickly.
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