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Meanings of putsch in anglès

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The sudden overthrow of a government.

portuguès
golpe de estado
català
cop d'estat

A sudden and decisive change of government illegally or by force.

cop d'estat
Usage of putsch in anglès
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The putsch lasted a week and the government was restored last Wednesday.
Reuters
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The Communist putsch in Germany was smashed by the German government.
The gates of november
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The army denied a putsch was imminent, saying police could handle the protests.
Reuters
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It's only a matter of time before putsch comes to shove.
The Irish Times
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A decade later, rivals waged a short-lived putsch against Chavez himself.
Reuters
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There were already rumors that the Bolsheviks were plotting a putsch.
Rasputin's daughter
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In all, 11 people died in protests against the putsch.
Reuters
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It would be seen as tantamount to a Malazan putsch!
Orb Sceptre Throne
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In the wake of the putsch, the heads of the military were all fired.
The Guardian
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The military putsch plunged Mali into chaos and allowed Islamists to seize its desert north.
Reuters
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Chavez accuses the U.S. government of backing the putsch.
Reuters
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At the time of the Communist putsch in 1948 she escaped but he did not.
The new yorker
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Historians may remember this as the one-beer, one-man putsch.
The Guardian
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Gulen has denied any involvement in the abortive putsch.
Reuters
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Orange dissidents staged an unsuccessful putsch against their leadership.
The Irish Times
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As one cabinet minister after another declared undying loyalty, another half-cocked putsch looks unlikely in October.
The Guardian
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