Kid's stuff Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈkɪdz/ /ˈstəf

KIDZ STUHFF

UK

kɪdz/ /stˈʌf

KIDZ STUFF

Definition

'Kid's stuff' refers to things meant for children or something that is very easy to do. People often use it to say something is simple or not challenging.

Usage & Nuances

Informal, often used to downplay difficulty: 'That test was kid's stuff.' Can be dismissive or playful. Also used literally for items/toys for children, but more commonly as an idiom meaning 'very easy.'

• Spanish: cosa de niños - cosa fácil
• Portuguese (BR): coisa de criança - moleza
• Portuguese (PT): coisa de criança - coisa fácil
• Chinese (Simplified): 小孩子的东西 - 小儿科
• Chinese (Traditional): 小孩子的東西 - 小兒科
• Hindi: बच्चों की चीज़ - बच्चों का खेल (बहुत आसान)
• Arabic: أشياء للأطفال - أمر سهل جدًا
• Bengali: বাচ্চাদের জিনিস - খুব সহজ ব্যাপার
• Russian: детская игра - ерунда
• Japanese: 子供のもの - 朝飯前
• Vietnamese: chuyện trẻ con - việc dễ như ăn kẹo
• Korean: 어린이 장난 - 식은 죽 먹기
• Turkish: çocuk oyuncağı
• Urdu: بچوں کا کھیل - بہت آسان کام
• Indonesian: barang anak-anak - perkara sepele

Example Sentences

This puzzle is kid's stuff.

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Math homework is kid's stuff for her.

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That video game is just kid's stuff.

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Don’t worry, fixing this is kid's stuff for me.

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He laughed and said the test was kid's stuff compared to last year.

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Honestly, climbing that hill was kid's stuff after all the training we've done.

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