tour de force
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++tour de force /ˌtʊə də ˈfɔːs $ ˌtʊr də ˈfɔːrs/ noun [singular] written IMPRESSsomething that is done very skilfully and successfully, and is very impressive 精湛的表演；拿手好戏；杰作 His speech to the Democratic Convention was a tour de force. 他在民主党大会上的演说精彩极了。
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tour de force• King's unaccompanied solo on Lush Life is an improvisational tour de force.• Hartman's new novel is a literary tour de force.• So far, in a major tour de force, the implications have been ignored.• This was Abba's tour de force, a brilliantly structured melodrama which put Faltskog's fragile, emotional vocal centre stage.• Still, Freedman's tour de force of a final chapter is his most persuasive.Origin tour de force (1800-1900) French “impressive act of strength”tour de force nounChinese
something is successfully, Corpus very skilfully and and is done that
tour de force
tour de force /ˌtʊə də ˈfɔːs $ ˌtʊr də ˈfɔːrs/
noun [singular] written
His speech to the Democratic Convention was a tour de force.
tour de force /ˌtʊə də ˈfɔːs $ ˌtʊr də ˈfɔːrs/
noun [singular] written Date: 1800-1900
Language: French
Origin: __impressive act of strength__
something that is done very skilfully and successfully, and is very impressive:Language: French
Origin: __impressive act of strength__