easy sledding

Progress that will or is expected to require little to no effort. With their opponents' star player out with an injury, it should be easy sledding for the home team today. It will be easy sledding once I get this one assignment out of the way.

easy sledding

Effortless progress, as in It's easy sledding from here on. This expression alludes to coasting smoothly down a hill and was first recorded as smooth sledding in 1898. Also see the antonym tough sledding.

词组	easy sledding
释义	easy sledding easy sledding Progress that will or is expected to require little to no effort. With their opponents' star player out with an injury, it should be easy sledding for the home team today. It will be easy sledding once I get this one assignment out of the way. See also: easy, sledding Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. easy sledding Effortless progress, as in It's easy sledding from here on. This expression alludes to coasting smoothly down a hill and was first recorded as smooth sledding in 1898. Also see the antonym tough sledding. See also: easy, sledding The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. See also: sledding as easy as taking candy from a baby have the upper hand upper hand, to have the hard sledding tough sledding rough sledding like taking candy from a baby be like taking candy from a baby sled over (something) References in periodicals archive Just don't tell Schwinghammer that it's easy sledding from here. MN Snapshot: St. Cloud family farm set for major development
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