Idiom: The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.
Example 1:
The little boy saw his dad taking a nap, so he asked his mom if he
could take one too. She said no and to wake his father, but when she got back,
they were both asleep! “The
apple doesn’t fall far from the tree” she said as she sighed.
could take one too. She said no and to wake his father, but when she got back,
they were both asleep! “The
apple doesn’t fall far from the tree” she said as she sighed.
Example 2:
Mother: I just got a call from our daughter’s school. One of us needs to
go pick her up.
go pick her up.
Father: Why? Is everything OK?
Mother: Apparently, she called her teacher a bad word.
Father: The apple doesn’t fall
far from the tree, does it?
far from the tree, does it?
Mother: I know, I should watch my language around her.
Father: Well, I’ll go get her. Don’t want you teaching her any new vocabulary.
Meaning: The expression”the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree” means that a child is just like their mom or dad.
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