- child's play
- noun1. any undertaking that is easy to do-
marketing this product will be no picnic
• Syn:• Derivationally related forms: ↑walk over (for: ↑walkover), ↑breeze (for: ↑breeze), ↑cinch (for: ↑cinch)• Hypernyms: ↑undertaking, ↑project, ↑task, ↑labor• Hyponyms: ↑doddle2. activity by children that is guided more by imagination than by fixed rules-Freud believed in the utility of play to a small child
• Syn: ↑play• Hypernyms: ↑diversion, ↑recreation* * *
noun1. : extremely simple work : an extremely simple tasknor will it be exactly child's play … to dispose of 197 ships — New York Times
2. : an act of small importancehis injury was child's play compared with the damage he inflicted
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something very easily done.[1350-1400; ME]* * *
child's play nounSomething very easy to do• • •Main Entry: ↑child* * *
something that can be done very easilyOnce you’ve mastered Italian, learning Spanish should be child’s play.
Thesaurus: something that is easy to dosynonym* * *
child's play,something very easy to do: »As man found better means of defending himself, he made lighter and more manageable doors, until today it is literally child's play to open a door (Scientific American).
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a task that is easily accomplished* * *
noun [noncount]: something that is very easy to doLanding a job should be child's play for someone with his skills.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.