carbon copy
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌcarbon ˈcopy noun [countable] 1. BDa copy, especially of something that has been typed using carbon paper 复写本，副本 → cc2 SAMEsomeone or something that is very similar to another person or thing 极为相似的人[事物]carbon copy of The robbery is a carbon copy of one that took place last year. 这宗抢劫案与去年发生的一宗如出一辙。
Examples from the Corpus
carbon copy• The new Bernard's is not a carbon copy of the original.• It was a carbon copy of an attack 18 months ago.• He was as near as dammit to being a stylistic carbon copy of Hell.• To her annoyance Holly pushed the carbon copy on to Rain's desk and went away with the other.carbon copy of• Mozer is a carbon copy of Jane Pryce: same policies, same ideas.From Longman Business Dictionarycarbon copyˌcarbon ˈcopy noun [countable]1a copy of a document made using carbon paper2be a carbon copy of something if something is a carbon copy of something else, it is very similar3 ccCOMPUTING a copy of an email message → see also blind carbon copyˌcarbon ˈcopy nounChineseSyllable
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carbon copy
ˌcarbon ˈcopy
noun [countable]
1. a copy, especially of something that has been typed using carbon paper ⇨ cc
2. someone or something that is very similar to another person or thing
carbon copy of
The robbery is a carbon copy of one that took place last year.
ˌcarbon ˈcopy
noun [countable]1. a copy, especially of something that has been typed using carbon paper ⇨ cc
2. someone or something that is very similar to another person or thing
carbon copy of