| 单词 | coup |
| 释义 | coup noun¹ 1 (also coup d'état) violent change of government政变adjective | verb + coup | coup + noun | preposition adjective➤abortive, attempted, failed, unsuccessful流产的政变；未遂的政变；失败的政变▸➤successful成功的政变▸➤bloody流血政变▸➤bloodless不流血的政变▸➤army, military军队／军事政变▸➤palace宫廷政变◆he deposed his father in a palace coup in 1970.他在 1970 年的一次宫廷政变中废黜了父亲的王位。➤communist, right-wing, etc.共产党人、右翼分子等的政变▸➤boardroom董事会人事突变◆she lost her position in a boardroom coup (= a sudden change of power in a company).她在董事会的人事突变中失去了职位。verb + coup➤launch, mount, stage发动政变▸➤foil, put down挫败／镇压政变◆the coup was immediately put down and the plotters were shot.政变立即被镇压下去，密谋者被击毙。➤engineer, foment, orchestrate, plan, plot策划／煽动／精心策划／计划／密谋政变▸➤lead领导政变▸➤come to power in, seize power in在政变中掌权；在政变中夺取权力◆he seized power in a military coup.他在一场军事政变中掌了权。coup + noun➤attempt, plot政变图谋／阴谋▸➤leader, plotter政变头领／策划者preposition➤coup against针对⋯的政变◆a coup against the president企图推翻总统的政变coup noun² 2achievement成就adjective | verb + coup adjective➤big, great, major, real, spectacular (especially bre) 巨大的成就；辉煌的成就◆winning that contract was her greatest coup.赢得那份合同是她最大的成就。➤diplomatic, intelligence, marketing, propaganda, publicity外交上的成功之举；漂亮的情报战；漂亮的营销战；宣传上的巨大成功；巧妙的公关宣传verb + coup➤pull off, score赢得成功◆he managed to pull off a major diplomatic coup.他设法赢得了一次重大的外交成功。 coup /kuː/ [countable] the illegal use of force to replace a particular leader or government, usually carried out by the military or a powerful group of people（通常由军队或一群有势力的人进行的）政变◆the regime was overthrown in a bloodless coup led by young army officers.该政权被青年军官发动的不流血政变推翻了。◆ (figurative) months of unrest in the company led to a boardroom coup (= a sudden change of power among senior managers in a company) that saw four directors voted out.公司数月的动荡导致董事会人事突变，四名董事出局。ⓘ coup is a short form of coup d'état but coup is much more frequent. * coup 是 coup d'état 的缩略式，但 coup 更常用。 coup /kuː/ [countable, usually singular] (written, often approving) an impressive and surprising success令人惊叹的成功◆getting this contract has been quite a coup for us.争取到这份合同是我们的一大成就。◆he pulled off a major diplomatic coup by winning agreement from all the warring factions on a permanent ceasefire.说服交战各方同意签署永久停火协议是他在外交上取得的重大成就。ⓘ coup is often used with adjectives like spectacular, significant, remarkable and greatest. it is also used to describe successful information campaigns after nouns like publicity, intelligence and propaganda. * coup 常与 spectacular、significant、remarkable 和 greatest 等形容词连用，还用在 publicity、intelligence 和 propaganda 等名词后，指成功的宣传或情报活动。coup/ku: ||; ku/noun[c] 1. (also coup d'état) /ˌku: deɪˈtɑ:/ a sudden, illegal and often violent change of government 政变: ◇a coup to overthrow the president 计划推翻总统的政变◇an attempted coup (= one which did not succeed) 流产的政变 2. a clever and successful thing to do 巧妙而成功的一着: ◇getting that promotion was a real coup. 这次晋升真赢得漂亮。 coup /ku; kuː/n [c] 1. also 又作 coup d'état /`ku de`tɑ; ˌkuː deɪˈtɑː/ when a group of people suddenly take control of a country, especially by using force ［尤指使用暴力的］政变 2. [usually singular 一般用单数] an impressive achievement 成功之举:◇winning that contract was a real coup. 赢得那份合同是真正精彩的一着。 |
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