英语词组I'm easy是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

idiomI'm easyspoken used in order to say that you do not mind what choice is made:"Should we leave the stuff here and then come back for it?" "I'm easy, I can do whatever you need to do."I'm easy - it's up to you whether you eat lunch or not.

I'm easy

I'm OK with whatever choice you have made; I'm not fussy and/or I have no preference. Oh, I'm easy, so if you want to get Chinese for dinner, that's fine with me.

I'm easy (to please).

I accept that because I am not particular.; That's okay with me. Tom: Hey, man! Do you care if we get a sausage pizza rather than mushroom? Bob: Fine with me. I'm easy. Mary: How do you like this music? Bob: It's great, but I'm easy to please.

I'm easy

COMMON When people say I'm easy, they mean that they do not mind which choice is made. Note: In the first idiom below, ABC is pronounced `a b c', as if you are spelling it out. `Shall we go now or later?' — `I'm easy — you decide.'

I'm easy

said by someone when offered a choice to indicate that they have no particular preference. informal

I’m ˈeasy

(British English, informal) used to say that you do not have a strong opinion when somebody has offered you a choice: ‘Tea or coffee?’ ‘Oh, I’m easy — I’ll have whatever you’re having.’

词组	I'm easy
释义	idiomI'm easyspoken used in order to say that you do not mind what choice is made:"Should we leave the stuff here and then come back for it?" "I'm easy, I can do whatever you need to do."I'm easy - it's up to you whether you eat lunch or not. I'm easy I'm OK with whatever choice you have made; I'm not fussy and/or I have no preference. Oh, I'm easy, so if you want to get Chinese for dinner, that's fine with me. I'm easy (to please). I accept that because I am not particular.; That's okay with me. Tom: Hey, man! Do you care if we get a sausage pizza rather than mushroom? Bob: Fine with me. I'm easy. Mary: How do you like this music? Bob: It's great, but I'm easy to please. I'm easy COMMON When people say I'm easy, they mean that they do not mind which choice is made. Note: In the first idiom below, ABC is pronounced `a b c', as if you are spelling it out. `Shall we go now or later?' — `I'm easy — you decide.' I'm easy said by someone when offered a choice to indicate that they have no particular preference. informal I’m ˈeasy (British English, informal) used to say that you do not have a strong opinion when somebody has offered you a choice: ‘Tea or coffee?’ ‘Oh, I’m easy — I’ll have whatever you’re having.’
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