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Qué (quién) es (all) of a piece - definición
ALBUM BY CUNNINLYNGUISTS
A Piece Of Strange
(all) of a piece
(all) of a piece
entirely consistent.
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piece-work
EMPLOYMENT SYSTEM WHERE THE WORKER IS PAID ACCORDING TO THE NUMBER OF UNITS PRODUCED
Piecework; Piece rate; Piece rates; Piecework system; Piece work system; Piece workers; Piece-rate system; Piece-work; Piece worker; Piece-worker
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piecework
EMPLOYMENT SYSTEM WHERE THE WORKER IS PAID ACCORDING TO THE NUMBER OF UNITS PRODUCED
Piecework; Piece rate; Piece rates; Piecework system; Piece work system; Piece workers; Piece-rate system; Piece-work; Piece worker; Piece-worker
¦ noun work paid for according to the amount produced.
Derivatives
pieceworker noun
Wikipedia
A Piece of Strange
A Piece of Strange is the third studio album by the Southern hip hop trio CunninLynguists, consisting of Kno, Deacon the Villain and Natti. It was released January 24, 2006, by The LA Underground, a record label based in New Mexico.
Ejemplos de uso de (all) of a piece
1. This Lineker was (all) of a piece with the footballer and crisp snatcher.
2. It‘s (all) of a piece with a childish, saucy–postcard culture that has sex on the brain.
3. The unexpected nature of the hero was (all) of a piece with the way the summer has gone.
4. I see it as (all) of a piece." Earle says his prosecution of DeLay isn‘t personal –– he says he has spoken to DeLay just once in his life.
5. The Labour party, the public sector and the civic worthies of local education authorities are, in the eyes of Blairism, (all) of a piece.