have an easy time of it

1. To do or handle something without difficulty. Mary always has an easy time of it in math class, while I struggle.

2. To be in a beneficial or advantageous situation. Primarily heard in the UK. Sure, the kids have an easy time of it—because I drive them everywhere!

have an easy time of it

to have an experience with something that is less difficult or severe than others have experienced. We were given a hard assignment, but Fred had an easy time of it.

have an easy ˈtime of it

(British English, informal) be in a very favourable situation: She has a very easy time of it in her job — she only works about 30 hours a week.

词组	have an easy time of it
释义	have an easy time of it have an easy time of it 1. To do or handle something without difficulty. Mary always has an easy time of it in math class, while I struggle. 2. To be in a beneficial or advantageous situation. Primarily heard in the UK. Sure, the kids have an easy time of it—because I drive them everywhere! See also: easy, have, of, time Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. have an easy time of it to have an experience with something that is less difficult or severe than others have experienced. We were given a hard assignment, but Fred had an easy time of it. See also: easy, have, of, time McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. have an easy ˈtime of it (British English, informal) be in a very favourable situation: She has a very easy time of it in her job — she only works about 30 hours a week. See also: easy, have, of, time Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: be more trouble than it's worth a double-edged sword be in for a treat a silver lining have nothing going for (someone or something) blessed with (something) have too much of a good thing be worth (one's) while sweetheart agreement sweetheart contract
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