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1 ♦ coup
♦ coup /ku:/ (franc.)n.2 colpo maestro; bel colpo; mossa brillante; to bring off (o to pull off) a coup, fare un (bel) colpo● coup de foudre, colpo di fulmine □ coup de grâce, colpo di grazia ( anche fig.) □ (mil.) coup de main, colpo di mano □ coup d'oeil, colpo d'occhio □ coup de théâtre, colpo di scena. -
2 coup
[kuː]1) (anche coup d'état) colpo m. di Stato2) (successful move) colpo m. (da maestro)* * *[ku:]1) (a sudden successful action: He achieved a real coup by completing this deal.) colpo maestro2) (a coup d'état: There's been a coup in one of the African republics.) colpo di Stato•* * *[kuː]1) (anche coup d'état) colpo m. di Stato2) (successful move) colpo m. (da maestro) -
3 coup *** n
[kuː]Pol (also: coup d'état) colpo di stato, golpe m inv, (triumph) bel colpo -
4 coup d'état
- plural coups d'état [ku:dei-] a sudden and violent change in government: The president was killed during the coup d'état.) colpo di Stato -
5 coup de grace n
[ˌkuːdə'ɡrɒːs]frm colpo di grazia -
6 recoup re·coup vt
[rɪ'kuːp]to recoup one's losses — ricuperare le perdite, rifarsi
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7 abortive
[ə'bɔːtɪv]aggettivo attrib. [attempt, project] abortito, fallito; [coup, raid] fallito* * *[-tiv]adjective (unsuccessful: an abortive attempt to climb the mountain.) fallito* * *abortive /əˈbɔ:tɪv/a.2 (biol.) abortivo; rudimentale; malformatoabortively avv.* * *[ə'bɔːtɪv]aggettivo attrib. [attempt, project] abortito, fallito; [coup, raid] fallito -
8 pull off
pull off [ lid] togliersi; [ handle] essere rimovibile; pull off [sth.] (leave) lasciare [ road]; pull off [sth.], pull [sth.] off1) (remove) togliere, togliersi [coat, sweater, shoes, socks]; tirare via [lid, wrapping, sticker]2) colloq. (clinch) mettere a segno [raid, robbery]; riuscire a concludere [ deal]; portare a compimento [coup, feat]; ottenere, riportare [win, victory]* * *(to succeed in doing: He's finally pulled it off!) riuscire, portare a compimento* * *vt + adv1) (remove: wrapping paper) strappare, (clothes, shoes, gloves) levarsi, togliersi2) (fam: succeed in), (plan, attack etc) portare a termine* * *pull off [ lid] togliersi; [ handle] essere rimovibile; pull off [sth.] (leave) lasciare [ road]; pull off [sth.], pull [sth.] off1) (remove) togliere, togliersi [coat, sweater, shoes, socks]; tirare via [lid, wrapping, sticker] -
9 stage
I 1. [steɪdʒ]1) (phase) (of illness) stadio m. (of, in di); (of development, project, process) stadio m., fase f. (of, in di); (of career, life, match, negotiations) fase f. (of, in di); (of journey) fase f., tappa f. (of, in di)at this stage — (at this point) a questo punto; (yet, for the time being) per il momento
at this stage in o of your career in questa fase della tua carriera; at a late stage a uno stadio avanzato; at an earlier, later stage in una fase precedente, seguente; at every stage in ogni fase; she ought to know that by this stage arrivati a questo punto dovrebbe saperlo; by stages per gradi; stage by stage passo dopo passo; in stages poco per volta; the project is still in its early stages il progetto è ancora allo stadio iniziale; she's going through a difficult stage — sta attraversando una fase difficile
2) (raised platform) palco m., piattaforma f.; teatr. palcoscenico m.to hold the stage — fig. tenere banco
to set the stage — teatr. allestire la scenografia
to set the stage for sth. — fig. fare i preparativi per qcs
3) teatr.2.modificatore teatr. [ equipment] scenico; [ lighting] di scena; [play, performance, production, career] teatraleII [steɪdʒ]1) (organize) organizzare [event, strike, coup, rebellion]3) teatr. mettere in scena, rappresentare [play, performance]* * *I 1. [stei‹] noun(a raised platform especially for performing or acting on, eg in a theatre.)2. verb1) (to prepare and produce (a play etc) in a theatre etc: This play was first staged in 1928.)2) (to organize (an event etc): The protesters are planning to stage a demonstration.)•- staging- stage direction
- stage fright
- stagehand
- stage manager
- stagestruck II [stei‹]1) (a period or step in the development of something: The plan is in its early stages; At this stage, we don't know how many survivors there are.)2) (part of a journey: The first stage of our journey will be the flight to Singapore.)3) (a section of a bus route.)4) (a section of a rocket.)•* * *I 1. [steɪdʒ]1) (phase) (of illness) stadio m. (of, in di); (of development, project, process) stadio m., fase f. (of, in di); (of career, life, match, negotiations) fase f. (of, in di); (of journey) fase f., tappa f. (of, in di)at this stage — (at this point) a questo punto; (yet, for the time being) per il momento
at this stage in o of your career in questa fase della tua carriera; at a late stage a uno stadio avanzato; at an earlier, later stage in una fase precedente, seguente; at every stage in ogni fase; she ought to know that by this stage arrivati a questo punto dovrebbe saperlo; by stages per gradi; stage by stage passo dopo passo; in stages poco per volta; the project is still in its early stages il progetto è ancora allo stadio iniziale; she's going through a difficult stage — sta attraversando una fase difficile
2) (raised platform) palco m., piattaforma f.; teatr. palcoscenico m.to hold the stage — fig. tenere banco
to set the stage — teatr. allestire la scenografia
to set the stage for sth. — fig. fare i preparativi per qcs
3) teatr.2.modificatore teatr. [ equipment] scenico; [ lighting] di scena; [play, performance, production, career] teatraleII [steɪdʒ]1) (organize) organizzare [event, strike, coup, rebellion]3) teatr. mettere in scena, rappresentare [play, performance] -
10 blackout
['blækaʊt]1) (in wartime) oscuramento m.2) (power cut) blackout m.3) rad. telev. oscuramento m.4) giorn. blackout m.5) (faint) svenimento m., perdita f. dei sensi; (loss of memory) perdita f. di memoria* * *1) (a period of darkness produced by putting out all lights: Accidents increase during a blackout.) interruzione della corrente elettrica2) (a ban (on news etc): a blackout of news about the coup.) oscuramento3) (a period of unconsciousness: He has had several blackouts during his illness.) perdita dei sensi4) (a brief, temporary loss of memory, as when an actor forgets his/her lines.) vuoto di memoria5) ((also outage) a period of a general power failure.) interruzione della corrente elettrica6) ((in the theatre) the putting out of the stage lights at the end of a scene etc.) oscuramento* * *blackout /ˈblækaʊt/n.2 blackout; interruzione della corrente elettrica3 ( per estens.) interruzione delle comunicazioni; soppressione di notizie: news (o press) blackout, silenzio stampa; radio blackout, silenzio radio4 perdita dei sensi; svenimento6 (TV) oscuramento totale● blackout blinds, tende oscuranti.* * *['blækaʊt]1) (in wartime) oscuramento m.2) (power cut) blackout m.3) rad. telev. oscuramento m.4) giorn. blackout m.5) (faint) svenimento m., perdita f. dei sensi; (loss of memory) perdita f. di memoria -
11 ♦ palace
♦ palace /ˈpæləs/n.1 palazzo4 «palace»; elegante luogo di ritrovo● (ferr., USA) palace car, carrozza di lusso; vettura salone □ palace guard, guardia del palazzo; (fig. spreg.) entourage; accoliti (pl.) □ palace coup (o plot), rivolta di palazzo.NOTA D'USO: - palace o building?- -
12 ♦ (to) restore
♦ (to) restore /rɪˈstɔ:(r)/v. t.1 ristabilire; ripristinare: Service will be restored shortly, il servizio verrà rispristinato entro breve; The government sent troops to restore order in the country, il governo ha mandato delle truppe per ristabilire l'ordine nel paese; to restore democracy, restaurare la democrazia; Drastic action is needed to restore confidence among consumers, è necessario un intervento drastico per restituire fiducia ai consumatori; to restore sb. 's sight, ridare la vista a q.3 riportare: to restore st. ( to its former state), riportare qc. allo stato originale; The theatre will be restored to its former glory, il teatro sarà restituito all'antico splendore; It will take months to restore the bridge, ci vorranno mesi per ripristinare il ponte4 reintegrare: to restore sb. to a position [to an office], reintegrare q. in un posto [in una carica]; After the coup, the President was restored to power, dopo il colpo di stato, il presidente è tornato al potere; to restore a king ( to the throne), rimettere un re sul trono; to restore sb. to his rights, reintegrare q. nei suoi diritti5 restaurare: to restore a church [a painting], restaurare una chiesa [un dipinto]6 (form.) restituire; rendere: to restore property to its rightful owner, restituire dei beni ai legittimi proprietari7 (comput.) ripristinare● to restore sb. to health, rimettere q. in salute □ ( sport) to restore one's team's lead, riportare in vantaggio la propria squadra. -
13 ♦ (to) restore
♦ (to) restore /rɪˈstɔ:(r)/v. t.1 ristabilire; ripristinare: Service will be restored shortly, il servizio verrà rispristinato entro breve; The government sent troops to restore order in the country, il governo ha mandato delle truppe per ristabilire l'ordine nel paese; to restore democracy, restaurare la democrazia; Drastic action is needed to restore confidence among consumers, è necessario un intervento drastico per restituire fiducia ai consumatori; to restore sb. 's sight, ridare la vista a q.3 riportare: to restore st. ( to its former state), riportare qc. allo stato originale; The theatre will be restored to its former glory, il teatro sarà restituito all'antico splendore; It will take months to restore the bridge, ci vorranno mesi per ripristinare il ponte4 reintegrare: to restore sb. to a position [to an office], reintegrare q. in un posto [in una carica]; After the coup, the President was restored to power, dopo il colpo di stato, il presidente è tornato al potere; to restore a king ( to the throne), rimettere un re sul trono; to restore sb. to his rights, reintegrare q. nei suoi diritti5 restaurare: to restore a church [a painting], restaurare una chiesa [un dipinto]6 (form.) restituire; rendere: to restore property to its rightful owner, restituire dei beni ai legittimi proprietari7 (comput.) ripristinare● to restore sb. to health, rimettere q. in salute □ ( sport) to restore one's team's lead, riportare in vantaggio la propria squadra. -
14 bloodless blood·less adj
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coup — coup … Dictionnaire des rimes
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coup — [ku:] n [Date: 1700 1800; : French; Origin: hit, stroke ] 1.) a sudden and sometimes violent attempt by citizens or the army to take control of the government = coup d état ▪ Haiti s first elected president was deposed in a violent military coup … Dictionary of contemporary English
Coup — v. i. To make a coup. Woe to the Sioux if the Northern Cheyennes get a chance to coup ! F. Remington. [Webster 1913 Suppl.] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English