| 词汇 | coup |
| 释义 | coupUK:*/ˈkuː/US:/ku/ ,(ko̅o̅; Scot. kōp, ko̅o̅p)UK-RP:UK-Yorkshire:Irish:Scottish:US Southern:Jamaican: 主要翻译 coup n Gallicism, abbreviation (coup d'état) (法语，缩略语)政变；兵变The opposition faction staged a coup, unseating the elected president.对立政党安排了一次虚假政变，把中选的总统拉下马。 coup n figurative (success, great achievement) (比喻)成功的一举，成功办到难办之事Getting the famous art gallery to show her work was quite a coup for Claudia!让著名画廊展出自己的作品是克劳迪亚颇为成功的一举！ 复合形式： coup d'état, plural: coups d'état n Gallicism (violent seizure of power)武力夺权；兵变The President of Egypt was ousted in a coup d'état in 2013. coup de foudre n Gallicism, figurative (love at first sight)一见钟情 coup de foudre n Gallicism, figurative (thunderbolt)雷电；闪电The announcement was a coup de foudre. coup de grâce n figurative, Gallicism (decisive or finishing stroke)最后一击，决定性的一击 coup de grâce n Gallicism (mercy killing) (为了结痛苦)致命一击The count delivered the coup de grâce to his wife's lover. coup de main Gallicism (surprise attack)奇袭；突击 military coup n (military overthrow of government)军事政变The president had to flee the country after a successful military coup. public relations coup n ([sth] that brings good publicity or popularity)公关妙招；公关技巧Finding the lost puppy was a public relations coup for the police department. |
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