putsch

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Militaryputschputsch /pʊtʃ/ noun [countable] PMa secretly planned attempt to remove a government by force the communist putschExamples from the Corpusputsch• Then came the August 1991 putsch.• This was the time of the August 1991 putsch.• Both generals were convicted for their role in the failed putsch.• Instead, he frightened them into suppressing his putsch through the use of the Bavarian state police.• Our own little putsch was carried through without loss of life, you remember.• The country, not surprisingly, preferred to wait to be persuaded rather than get pulverized in a partisan putsch.Origin putsch (1900-2000) Swiss German “knock, hit”

单词	putsch
释义	putsch From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Militaryputschputsch /pʊtʃ/ noun [countable] PMa secretly planned attempt to remove a government by force the communist putschExamples from the Corpusputsch• Then came the August 1991 putsch.• This was the time of the August 1991 putsch.• Both generals were convicted for their role in the failed putsch.• Instead, he frightened them into suppressing his putsch through the use of the Bavarian state police.• Our own little putsch was carried through without loss of life, you remember.• The country, not surprisingly, preferred to wait to be persuaded rather than get pulverized in a partisan putsch.Origin putsch (1900-2000) Swiss German “knock, hit”
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