Keresés
(as) easy as pie
01
lacking difficulty and done without putting any efforts
What is the origin of the idiom "easy as pie" and when to use it?
The phrase "easy as pie" is an idiom used to describe a task or activity that is incredibly simple or effortless. It likely originated from the fact that making a pie, especially compared to other types of cooking or baking, is generally considered an easy and straightforward process.
Példa
Navigating through the city's public transportation system was as easy as pie once you got the hang of it.
For someone with years of experience, fixing the car engine is easy as pie.
Navigating through the city's public transportation system was as easy as pie once you got the hang of it.
After practicing for months, the dance routine felt as easy as pie during the performance.
She found the math problem so simple that it was as easy as pie to solve.
