| 单词 | major coup |
| 释义 | major coup Securing arguably the best goalkeeper the world has seen for little more than 500,000 was a major coup. Times, Sunday Times The move would be a major coup for the party as it goes into the most crucial electoral fight in its history. Times, Sunday Times A return for any would be a major coup and a huge boost to the soap, which lost a host of high-profile names in recent months. The Sun The appearance, billed as her first television interview, has been viewed as a major coup for a breakfast show that has struggled to maintain its status in the ratings. Times, Sunday Times Getting them both on board would be seen as a major coup. The Sun |
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