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词汇 easy
释义
easy
Theme: CONTENTMENT
mod. easy to please; flexible.
Don't worry about me. I'm easy.Fred's easy. He'll eat anything.

IDIOMSLANG
EASY
as a duck takes to water
easily and naturally. (Informal.)
She took to singing just as a duck takes to water.The baby adapted to bottle-feeding as a duck takes to water.
(as) easy as (apple) pie
very easy. (Informal.)
Mountain climbing is as easy as pie.Making a simple dress out of cotton cloth is easy as pie.
(as) easy as duck soup
very easy; requiring no effort. (Informal. When a duck is cooked, it releases a lot of fat and juices, making a "soup" without effort.)
Finding your way to the shopping center is easy as duck soup.Getting Bob to eat fried chicken is as easy as duck soup.
(as) easy as falling off a log and (as) easy as rolling off a log
very easy. (Folksy.)
Passing that exam was as easy as falling off a log.Getting out of jail was easy as rolling off a log.
bed of roses
a situation or way of life that is always happy and comfortable.
Living with Pat can't be a bed of roses, but her husband is always smiling.Being the boss isn't exactly a bed of roses. There are so many problems to take care of.
child's play
something very easy to do.
The test was child's play to her.Finding the right street was child's play with a map.
clear sailing
progress made without any difficulty; an easy situation.
Once you've passed that exam, it will be clear sailing.Working there was not all clear sailing. The boss had a very bad temper.
do something hands down
to do something easily and without opposition.
The mayor won the election hands down.She was the choice of the people hands down.
downhill all the way
easy all the way. (Informal.)
Don't worry about your algebra course. It's downhill all the way.The mayor said that the job of mayor is easy—in fact, downhill all the way.
downhill from here on
easy from this point on. (Informal.)
The worst part is over. It's downhill from here on.The painful part of this procedure is over. It's downhill from here on.
easier said than done
said of a task that is easier to talk about than to do.
Yes, we must find a cure for cancer, but it's easier said than done.Finding a good job is easier said than done.
easy come, easy go
said to explain the loss of something that required only a small amount of effort to get in the first place. (Fixed order.)
Ann found twenty dollars in the morning and spent it foolishly at noon. "Easy come, easy go," she said.John spends his money as fast as he can earn it. With John it's easy come, easy go.
Easy does it
Act with care. (Informal.)
Be careful with that glass vase. Easy does it!Now, now, Tom. Don't get angry. Easy does it.
easy to come by
easily found; easily purchased; readily available.
Please be careful with that phonograph record. It was not easy to come by.A good dictionary is very easy to come by.
hit the high spots
to do only the important, obvious, or good things. (Informal.)
I won't discuss the entire report. I'll just hit the high spots.First, let me hit the high spots; then I'll tell you about everything.
kid stuff
a very easy task. (Informal.)
Climbing that hill is kid stuffDriving an automatic car is kid stuff
like water off a duck's back
easily; without any apparent effect.
Insults rolled off John like water off a duck's back.The bullets had no effect on the steel door. They fell away like water off a duck's back.
no skin off someone's teeth and no skin off someone's nose
no difficulty for someone; no concern of someone.
It's no skin off my nose if she wants to act that way.She said it was no skin off her teeth if we wanted to sell the house.
no sweat and no problem
no difficulty; do not worry. (Slang.)
Of course I can have your car repaired by noon. No sweat.You'd like a red one? No problem.
over the hump
over the difficult part. (Informal.)
This is a difficult project, but we're over the hump now.I'm halfway through—over the hump—and it looks as if I may get finished after all.
path of least resistance
to do the easiest thing; to take the easiest route.
John will follow the path of least resistance.I like challenges. I won't usually take the path of least resistance.
piece of cake
very easy. (Slang.)
No, it won't be any trouble. It's a piece of cake.It's easy! Look here—piece of cake.
sail (right) through something
to finish something quickly and easily. (Informal.)
The test was not difficult. I sailed right through it.Bob sailed through his homework in a short amount of time.
second nature to someone
easy and natural for someone.
Swimming is second nature to Jane.Driving is no problem for Bob. It's second nature to him.
spoon-feed someone
to treat someone with too much care or help; to teach someone with methods that are too easy and do not stimulate the learner to independent thinking.
The teacher spoon-feeds the students by dictating notes on the novel instead of getting the children to read the books.You mustn't spoon-feed the new recruits by telling them what to do all the time. They must use their initiative.
with flying colors
easily and excellently.
John passed his geometry test with flying colors.Sally qualified for the race with flying colors.
with one hand tied behind one's back and with both hands tied behind one's back
under a handicap; easily.
I could put an end to this argument with one hand tied behind my back.John could do this job with both hands tied behind his back.
easy
1.
1
used as a greeting. Noted in current UK use US, 2003.
2
used as a warning UK, 1996.
3
used as a farewell. Hawaiian youth usage; often accompanied by a hand gesture, wiggling the hand from the wrist emphasising the thumb and little finger. Noted in current UK use US, 1972
2. adjective
1
sexually accessible UK, 1699.
2
having no preference when given a choice AUSTRALIA, 1941. easy on the eyepleasing to look at; good looking, especially of women UK, 1936
3. noun
1
in craps, a point made by a combination other than a matched pair. From the fuller 'easy way' US, 1996.
2
in poker, the fifth player to the left of the dealer. A name based on the scheme of 1 = A, 2 = B, etc US, 1988⇨ See: EASIE
4. verb
to silence or kill US, 1992
⇨ easie; easy
noun a latex girdle NEW ZEALAND, 1991
idiomeasysth isn't easy to swallow sth is hard/difficult to swallow go easy on sb over easyeasy come, easy gospoken used in order to say that something, especially money, was easily obtained and is quickly used or spent:My attitude to money is easy come, easy go - the more I make, the more I spend.My parents were afraid of being poor again - easy come, easy go wasn't their way at all.easy does itspoken used in order to tell someone to do something slowly or gently, especially so that they do not get hurt:Reach up your hands and I'll try to lift you - easy does it.Pull the table over this way - easy does it.I'm easyspoken used in order to say that you do not mind what choice is made:"Should we leave the stuff here and then come back for it?" "I'm easy, I can do whatever you need to do."I'm easy - it's up to you whether you eat lunch or not.

easy

mod. easy to please; flexible. Don’t worry about me. I’m easy.
See:
  • (as) clear as anything
  • (as) easy as ABC
  • (as) easy as anything
  • (as) easy as falling off a log
  • (as) easy as pie
  • (as) easy as winking
  • (as) quick as anything
  • (it) hasn't been easy
  • a soft touch
  • a soft/an easy touch
  • an easy berth
  • an easy touch
  • as easy as ABC
  • as easy as shooting fish in a barrel
  • as easy as winking
  • be (as) easy as ABC
  • be (as) easy as falling off (of) a log
  • be (as) easy as one-two-three
  • be (as) easy as pie
  • be (as) easy as rolling off (of) a log
  • be an easy touch
  • be easy meat
  • be easy on the ear
  • be easy on the eye(s)
  • breathe easily
  • breathe easy
  • breathe freely
  • child's play, easy as/that's
  • come easy to
  • come easy to (one)
  • comfortable as an old shoe, as
  • dead easy
  • easier said than done
  • easier than falling off a log
  • easier than rolling off a log
  • easy
  • easy as A, B, C
  • easy as ABC
  • easy as ABC/pie/falling off a log
  • easy as falling off a log
  • easy as one-two-three
  • easy as pie
  • easy as rolling off a log
  • easy come, easy go
  • easy does it
  • easy game
  • easy make
  • easy mark
  • easy meat
  • easy money
  • easy on the ear
  • easy on the eye
  • easy on the eye(s)
  • easy on the eye, ear, etc.
  • easy on the eyes
  • easy pickings
  • easy sledding
  • easy street
  • easy street, on
  • easy there
  • easy to come by
  • easy touch
  • easy, clear, quick, etc. as anything
  • Easy, there!
  • easy/gently/slowly does it
  • free and easy
  • get off
  • get off easy
  • give (one) a rough ride
  • give (one) an easy ride
  • go easy
  • go easy on
  • go easy on (someone or something)
  • go easy on somebody
  • go easy on someone
  • go easy on something
  • hasn't been easy
  • have a rough ride
  • have an easy ride
  • have an easy time of it
  • have it easy
  • have/give somebody a rough/an easy ride
  • I'm easy
  • I'm easy to please
  • it is easier to tear down than to build up
  • It is easy to be wise after the event
  • it is easy to find a stick to beat a dog
  • it's easy to be wise after the event
  • lady of easy virtue
  • let (one) down easy
  • let (one) off easy
  • let down easy
  • let someone down
  • like shooting fish in a barrel
  • like taking candy from a baby
  • of easy virtue
  • on easy street
  • over easy
  • over easy/medium/hard
  • over hard
  • over medium
  • soft money
  • Take it easy
  • take it easy on
  • take it easy on (someone or something)
  • take it/things easy
  • take the easy way out
  • take things easy
  • that's easy for (one) to say
  • That's easy for you to say
  • the easy option
  • the easy way out
  • the soft option
  • the soft/easy option
  • things haven't been easy
  • You give up too easy
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