coupe
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5.3
- noun
- /kuːˈpeɪ/
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coupé
- I bought a 1951 Chevrolet coupe and drove to Washington, D.C.
- two-door coupe
- sports coupe
- drive a coupe
All right, driving the Cayenne Coupe, Turbo SE Hybrid, whatever.
- All right, driving the Cayenne Coupe, Turbo SE Hybrid, whatever.
- You know, we used to walk home from school and we notice a black Ford coupe.
- And then a Jaguar, you buy a good E type E type coupe or you buy even some of the slim cars, a good condition one for that sort of price.
- Steve, Steve, thank you for joining us from the coupe.
- So you had a purple Marina coupe as a best car?
- Do you say, did you take the insurance settlement and and and bought a Caddy Blue coupe Deville?
Examples
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I took a joyride in a Ford coupe that I just couldn't resist.
Fiction book (1993) -
I had a 1970 straight-six Mustang Coupe that got 25 MPG right off the showroom floor.
Blog text (31) -
We passed a brown coupe and I saw the girl who was driving.
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That little coupe may run the streets around here, but that monster has never seen a set of tail lights.
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This is a 4 cylinder Ford coupe.
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I could finally get that Audi coupe I've been looking at.
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Saw a Ford coupe I couldn't resist.
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Forrest stopped his coupe in front of a music store and took his pleasant vanity inside.
Fiction book (1997) -
The Caddy ATS and CTS are just small examples of American luxury coupes and sedans.
Blog text (27) -
The new coupe features a sleek design and has space for two passengers and their luggage.
How Sporty
Surface Forms
Etymology
Coupe comes from the French word coupé, meaning 'cut', from couper 'to cut'. It first named a 'cut-down' carriage with fewer seats, so today a coupe is a shorter, sportier two-door car.