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Meanings of
easy going
in English
Easy unobstructed progress.
plain sailing
clear sailing
Usage of
easy going
in English
1
At home, though, it was not
easy
going
for Ms Heine's government.
2
It is
easy
going
at first, but the way soon becomes rocky.
3
It will be comparatively
easy
going
;
the brush is covered with snow.
4
It wasn't
easy
going
:
the ground was covered with trenches and holes.
5
It was
easy
going
,
and soon he was peering round the rock.
6
But even with wealthy petrolheads it is not
easy
going
,
Bennett says.
7
From the top of the Burghmuir it was
easy
going
to Bobby.
8
There are no marked trails around here, so it's not
easy
going
.
9
But there was only an hour, perhaps, of this comparatively
easy
going
.
10
It would be three to five miles,
easy
going
,
and we're there!
11
Once I got used to the footing, it was
easy
going
.
12
This is Jeff. As he had before, he sounded
easy
going
and warm.
13
But it proved comparatively
easy
going
whilst we only cantered over the plains.
14
It was
easy
going
now, and the night was speeding quickly.
15
Mr. Harley was shiftless and
easy
going
,
but extremely fond of his family.
16
Till this drunken madness came on him he had been
easy
going
enough.
Other examples for "easy going"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
easy
going
easy
Adjective
go
Noun
Easy going
through the time
Easy going
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common