Pronunciation: /kuː deɪ mɑːtrə/
noun a French term meaning a master stroke or a brilliant move, typically used to describe a clever or strategic action in various fields such as art, politics, or sports
A1 The chef's coup de maitre was preparing a delicious three-course meal for the guests.
A2 The artist's coup de maitre was painting a stunning portrait that captured the essence of the subject.
B1 The architect's coup de maitre was designing a sustainable building that incorporated both beauty and functionality.
B2 The author's coup de maitre was writing a best-selling novel that captivated readers around the world.
C1 The director's coup de maitre was creating a critically acclaimed film that won multiple awards.
C2 The scientist's coup de maitre was discovering a groundbreaking theory that revolutionized the field of physics.
formal The artist's latest painting was a coup de maitre, showcasing his masterful skills.
informal The chef's new dish was a real coup de maitre, everyone loved it!
slang That basketball move was a total coup de maitre, he really showed off his skills.
figurative The CEO's decision to acquire the competitor was a strategic coup de maitre that solidified their position in the market.
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