[coup] vb [ME, to strike, fr. MF couper--more at cope] (ca. 1572) chiefly Scot: overturn, upset
[2]coup n, pl coups [F, blow, stroke--more at cope] (1791) 1: a brilliant, sudden, and usu. highly successful stroke or act
2: coup d'etat
[coup] vb [ME, to strike, fr. MF couper--more at cope] (ca. 1572) chiefly Scot: overturn, upset
[2]coup n, pl coups [F, blow, stroke--more at cope] (1791) 1: a brilliant, sudden, and usu. highly successful stroke or act
2: coup d'etat
Merriam-Webster English vocab. Английский словарь Merriam Webster. 2012