Fuente de la expresión
The American Heritage Dictionary of Idioms
Estructura completa
to be a carbon copy [of someone]
Variantes
to be cut from the same cloth, to be a chip off the old block
Contexto
His father sat proudly in the audience that day. Bryan was showing me that he wanted better things in life than what I got,' says Don Smals. I thought, Here's a young man who'll finally get the job done.'' # VERY BRIGHT AND VERY HANDY, ALMOST ACARBON copy of his father' -- that's how a neighbor once described Billy Jasinski. Bill ran track, dated girls and did well in high school. And like his father, he dreamed of attending West Point.
Tipo de fuente
magazine
Autor
M. Vollers-Campbell
Título de la fuente
Soldiers of misfortune
Año
1990
Web
Corpus of Contemporary American English
Idioma
English
Nivel de uso
Estándar
Marca dialectal
General
Frecuencia
Frecuente