Easy
51easy — adj British good, acceptable, pleasant. An all pur pose term of appreciation, used espe cially in provincial England since 2000, this adjectival usage is inspired by the earlier usage as an exclamation. an easy night out She s easy, man …
52easy as A, B, C — (as) easy as A, B, C See: as easy as pie …
53easy — adj 1. simple, plain, obvious, Scot. eath; readily comprehensible or learnable; effortless, Inf. hands down, clear or plain or smooth sailing, Sl. gut, Sl. cushy, Sl. cinchy, easy as pie, easy or simple as 1, 2, 3; a pushover, a piece of cake,… …
54Easy — Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom. Easy signifie facile en anglais. Il est ainsi utilisé pour décrire : Musique Autre easyJet, une compagnie aérienne européenne Catégorie : Homonymie …
55easy — See easy, easily …
56EASY — • Early Acquisition System • Engine Analyzer System ( > IEEE Standard Dictionary ) • EASy European Advertising Symposium (erstmals 1998) …
57easy — Take it easy: nimm s nicht so schwer. Die Wendung wurde unverändert aus dem Englischen übernommen und hat sprichwörtliche Bedeutung erhalten …
58easy — [12] Easy comes via Anglo Norman aise from Old French aisie, the past participle of aisier ‘put at ease’, which in turn was a derivative of aise. This noun (source of English ease [13]) originally meant ‘convenience’ rather than ‘comfort’. It… …
59EASY — [1] Early Acquisition System [2] Engine Analyzer System ( > IEEE Standard Dictionary ) [3] EASy European Advertising Symposium (erstmals 1998) …
60easy — adj Easily seduced. All the guys like Mary; she s so easy. 1950s …
