a piece of cake
idiomE
Something that is very easy to do or accomplish
- 1The math test was a piece of cake for her.
- 2Fixing the bike was a piece of cake for him.
Imagine a task that you can finish quickly and without any effort. It's like walking in the park or tying your shoes. That's what we mean when we say "a piece of cake." It's something very easy to do or accomplish.
Remember, just because something is "a piece of cake" for one person doesn't mean it will be easy for everyone. Everyone has different strengths and weaknesses, so don't be discouraged if something isn't as easy for you.
on the green
A Swing and a Smile
Jeffrey
Wow, Margaret, you hit that ball perfectly!
Margaret
Thanks, Jeffrey! For me, that shot was a piece of cake.
Jeffrey
I wish I could say the same. I always end up in the sand.
Margaret
Don't worry, with a bit of practice, you'll get there too.
at the theme park
The Roller Coaster Challenge
Carol
I can't believe you want to try the biggest roller coaster here!
Cynthia
Don't worry, it's a piece of cake. I've done it before.
Carol
Really? I thought it would be terrifying.
Cynthia
Trust me, you'll love it once you're on it.
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Similar to "a piece of cake":
- 1easy
- 2simple
- 3effortless