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Trudności - Bez wysiłku

Poznaj angielskie idiomy odnoszące się do bycia bez wysiłku, w tym „przełamać pot” i „spacer po parku”.

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English idioms related to Difficulty
hands down

in a way that is effortless or easy

[Fraza]
like a (hot) knife through butter

with minimum effort or time

[Fraza]
to break a sweat

to need to put a lot of hard work or energy into doing something

[Fraza]
to be smooth sailing

to progress without facing problems or difficulties

[Fraza]
like riding a bike

(of a learned skill) still easy to do after not practicing for long

[Fraza]
to take to something like a duck to water

to be really good at something as soon as one starts to do it

[Fraza]
no muss, no fuss

said to mean that something can be easily done or achieved

[Zdanie]
walk in the park

used to refer to a really easy task or undertaking

[Fraza]
low-hanging fruit

the easiest achievable task in a given situation

[Fraza]
no prizes for guessing

said to mean that something is very easy to find out

[Zdanie]
line of least resistance

the fastest or easiest way in which something can be done or dealt with

[Fraza]
to be in smooth water

to experience no or very few difficulties or disruptions, particularly after a period of hardship

[Fraza]
to be one's for the taking

to be achievable or available for someone without much difficulty or time

[Fraza]
to fall into one's lap

to receive something unexpectedly and without effort

[Fraza]
free ride

a benefit that is obtained at the cost or with the effort of another person

darmowa jazda, korzyść kosztem innych

darmowa jazda, korzyść kosztem innych

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[Rzeczownik]
with one hand (tied) behind one's back

in an easy manner and without facing many difficulties

[Fraza]
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