What does this English expression mean? - \"dead ringer\"
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It originated in the Middle Ages.
In that time, when people was into a coma, doctors buried them.
So, if people who were buried recovered consciousness, they rang the bell in the coffin and came out of the coffin.
This expression was coined to mean that there are people who look just like the one who died before.
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In that time, when people was into a coma, doctors buried them.
So, if people who were buried recovered consciousness, they rang the bell in the coffin and came out of the coffin.
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- Tricia
It originated in the Middle Ages.
>> It originated in the Middle Age.
In that time, when people was into a coma, doctors buried them.
>> At that time, when people are in a coma, doctors bury them.
So, if people who were buried recovered consciousness, they rang the bell in the coffin and came out of the coffin.
>> So, if people who were buried recovered consciousness, they ring the bell in the coffin and come out of it.
This expression was coined to mean that there are people who look just like the one who died before.
>> This expression was coined to mean that there are people who look just like the ones who died before.
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