VOCABULARY - IDIOMS

Piece of Cake

Meaning:

Very easily done

Examples:

  • The boy found the project to be a piece of cake because it was incredibly easy.
  • You can absolutely do it, but it's not a piece of cake for everyone.
  • That was a piece of cake compared to finding a square mile without an ad.
  • Don’t worry, Sophie – this job interview will be a piece of cake for you – you have all the skills they need and I think you’re absolutely the best candidate.
  • The huge popularity of this band means finding Slipknot tabs is a piece of cake.
  • To explain that, I told him, would require that we get a piece of cake.
  • They said the test would be difficult, but it was a piece of cake – I’ll pass with no problem at all.
  • But there is no use pretending the Saturn-Pluto effect will be a piece of cake.
  • Don’t think that this term’s work will be a piece of cake – you’ll have to study hard to get good grades.
  • My bone marrow was harvested a couple of weeks ago and the whole thing was a piece of cake.
  • Some parts of cooking are really difficult, but I found that making spaghetti Bolognese is a piece of cake.
  • Even though the shadow stayed put, it was not obnoxious to remove, and adding a touch up was a piece of cake.
  • The boy snatched a piece of cake and ate it hungrily.
  • Giving Maria a make-over was a piece of cake, because she’s so naturally beautiful.
  • Otherwise, the piece of cake you eat over lunch will end up as stored fat when you go back to your desk at work.
  • You can have a piece of cake after you've eaten your vegetables!
  • I’ll have to work really hard for the theory part of the exam, but the practical part will be a piece of cake, because I’ve been practicing for so long.
  • Once you've chosen a theme, deciding on your invitations and refreshments will be a piece of cake.