Walk in the park Meaning in English

expression

US

WAWK in thuh PARK

UK

WAWK in thuh PAHK

Definition

An expression meaning something is very easy to do, with no difficulty or effort needed.

Usage & Nuances

Informal, mainly used to emphasize that a task is very easy. Often appears with negatives: 'not a walk in the park' (meaning difficult). Do not translate literally; use equivalent idioms in other languages.

• Spanish: pan comido - muy fácil
• Portuguese (BR): moleza - fácil demais
• Portuguese (PT): muito fácil - canja
• Chinese (Simplified): 小菜一碟 - 非常容易
• Chinese (Traditional): 小菜一碟 - 非常容易
• Hindi: बहुत आसान काम
• Arabic: أمر سهل جدًا - لعبة أطفال
• Bengali: টুকিটাকি ব্যাপার - ছেলের খেলনা
• Russian: пустяки - проще простого
• Japanese: 朝飯前 - とても簡単なこと
• Vietnamese: chuyện dễ như chơi - chuyện nhỏ
• Korean: 식은 죽 먹기 - 아주 쉬운 일
• Turkish: çocuk oyuncağı - çok kolay iş
• Urdu: بچوں کا کھیل - بہت آسان کام
• Indonesian: gampang sekali - pekerjaan mudah

Example Sentences

The exam was a walk in the park for her.

basic

Fixing the bike was a walk in the park.

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For him, learning English is a walk in the park.

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Honestly, finishing this project was no walk in the park.

natural

Cooking for twenty people is hardly a walk in the park.

natural

Don’t worry, installing this app is a walk in the park.

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