گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'coup'

1 عمومی:: برهم‌ زدن‌

2 عمومی:: كودتا

3 عمومی:: ضربت‌

1 general:: coup adjectives a military/army coup • He seized power in a military coup in 1977. an attempted/abortive/failed coup (= one that did not succeed ) • There was an attempted coup against Togo’s military dictator. a successful/unsuccessful coup • The armed forces are too weak to mount a successful coup. a bloody/bloodless coup (= with or without killing and violence ) • In 1974, the regime was overthrown in a bloodless coup. a presidential coup (= in which power is taken from a president ) • The new leader returned the country to democratic rule following his presidential coup. verbs plan/plot a coup • They were arrested and accused of plotting a coup against the government. stage/mount/launch a coup (= attempt one ) • Later that year, the rebels staged an unsuccessful coup. foil/crush/thwart a coup (= stop it from being successful ) • The government foiled an armed coup by rebel soldiers. be deposed/overthrown in a coup (= lose power in a coup ) • The Prime Minister was deposed in a coup by the armed forces. coup + NOUN a coup attempt • There have been repeated coup attempts against the government. the coup leader • The coup leaders escaped when the rest of the men were arrested. a coup plot • He was imprisoned for his part in a coup plot against the regime.

2 general::   noun (also coup d'etat) violent change of government ADJ. abortive, attempted, failed, unsuccessful | successful | bloody | bloodless | army, military | palace, presidential He deposed his father in a palace coup in 1970. | communist | boardroom She lost her position in a boardroom coup (= a sudden change of power among senior managers in a company). VERB + COUP launch, mount, stage | foil, put down The coup was immediately put down and the plotters were shot. | plan, plot | lead | come to power in, seize power in He seized power in a military coup COUP + NOUN attempt, plot | leader, plotter PREP. ~ against an army coup against the president achievement ADJ. big, brilliant, great, major, real, spectacular Winning that contract was her greatest coup. | diplomatic, financial, intelligence, propaganda, publicity VERB + COUP pull off He managed to pull off a major diplomatic coup.