coup, cope

coup - /kuː/

cope - /koʊp/

• After the surprise coup, no one knew how to cope with the new reality.
• She couldn’t cope with the chaos that followed the attempted coup.
• Historians study how societies cope after a successful coup.
• The general led the coup, but couldn’t cope with running the country.
• Rumors of a coup make investors anxious and unable to cope.
• Citizens had to cope with strict curfews after the midnight coup.
• He joked that if there were a silent office coup, he wouldn’t cope well.
• People often can’t cope with the sudden power shift a coup causes.
• The documentary showed how leaders planned the coup and how civilians tried to cope.
• Journalists who covered the coup were taught breathing techniques to cope with stress.

• coup - /kuː/ - переворот, путч; удачный ход, удача в делах; перевернуть. 

Coup рифмуется со словами: too, blue, do, who, shoe.

• cope - /koʊp/ - справляться, совладать, бороться, сладить.

Сope рифмуется со словами: hope, rope, soap, slope.

Звук / k / 

Звук / u: /

Английские гласные звуки: /uː/ vs /ʊ/ - секреты произношения  [Youtube - PhoneticFanatic]

Звук / p /