coups

coups

形容词

1. couped: (of a bird's tail) having the feathers cut square, typically in order to give a neater appearance.

名词

1. coups (plural noun): a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government.

2. coupe: a car with a fixed roof, two doors, and a sloping rear.

3. coupe: a dessert consisting of ice cream or fruit served in a tall, stemmed dish.

词语辨析

1. coups vs coupes: "coups" refers to sudden seizures of power, while "coupes" are specific types of cars or desserts.

2. "coups" vs revolutions: Both involve a sudden change in government, but a coup is usually carried out by a small group within the existing power structure, while a revolution involves a broader movement for change.

词汇扩充

1. coup d'état: a sudden and illegal seizure of power usually by a military or political group.

2. counter-coup: a coup staged in response to a previous coup, aiming to restore the previous government or power structure.

3. self-coup: a coup carried out by a country's own leader or government against existing institutions or constitutional order.

近义词

1. seizure: the act of taking control of something by force or without legal authority.

2. takeover: the acquisition of control or possession of something, often by force or through a strategic move.

3. revolt: a violent uprising against a government or authority.

反义词

1. legitimate government: a government that has been established through legal means and enjoys widespread recognition.

2. democratic transition: a peaceful and planned process of transferring power from one government to another, typically through elections and political negotiations.

柯林斯词典

Coups (noun)
1. A coup is a short but successful attempt to seize power, especially by a group of people. (政变)
2. A coup is an action that is successful because it achieves things quickly and decisively. (出色的行动)
3. A coup is an achievement or victory that is thought to be especially impressive. (巨大成功)
4. A coup is a clever and successful action that is carried out, for example, by a police officer or a spy, in order to catch a criminal or discover their plans. (巧妙行动)
5. The coup of a bird's tail is the top part of the tail feathers which are a different colour from the rest of the feathers. (鸟尾的特别颜色部分)

牛津词典

Coups (noun)
1. A coup is a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. (政变)
2. A coup is a notable or successful stroke or move. (出色的行动)
3. A coup is a highly successful, unexpected act or stroke of luck. (巨大成功)
4. A coup is a highly significant or successful move or action. (巨大成功)
5. A coup is the action of achieving something suddenly and decisively. (出色的行动)
6. A coup is a sudden and decisive action in politics, especially one resulting in a change of government illegally or by force. (政变)

用法

1. The military staged a coup and overthrew the government. (政变)

2. The company's new advertising campaign was a coup for increasing sales. (出色的行动)

3. Winning the championship was a coup for the team. (巨大成功)

例句

1. The rebels planned a coup to overthrow the government.
2. The military successfully executed a coup and took control of the country.
3. His quick thinking and decisive action were considered a coup by his colleagues.
4. The company's acquisition of the competitor was a strategic coup.
5. She managed to secure a big contract, which was seen as a coup for her business.
6. His appointment as CEO was seen as a coup for the struggling company.
7. The police officer's clever coup led to the arrest of the criminal gang.
8. The spy's daring coup uncovered a major terrorist plot.
9. The bird displayed its colorful coups during courtship.
10. The vintage car was a classic coupe with sleek lines.
11. We ordered a delicious fruit coupe for dessert at the restaurant.
12. The rebels' coup failed, and the government remained in power.
13. The sudden seizure of the building by protesters caught the authorities off guard.
14. The company's takeover of its rival allowed it to dominate the market.
15. The citizens staged a revolt against the oppressive regime.
16. After the coup, the country experienced a period of political instability.
17. The military leadership carried out a self-coup to consolidate their control.
18. Following the counter-coup, the previous government was reinstated.
19. The international community condemned the illegal coup d'état.
20. She planned a series of coups to outmaneuver her competitors in the business world.