easy enough
ˈiːzi ɪˈnʌf
Definition

Definition of easy enough - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
simplicitysufficiently simple or straightforward
  • The instructions were easy enough for a child to follow.
straightforward uncomplicated
2.
abilityadequately capable or competent
  • She was easy enough to handle the task on her own.
capable competent sufficient
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Expressions with easy

be easyv.
not be difficult
This math problem should be easy for you.
easy moneyn.
money earned with little effort or work
He considered the lottery as a source of easy money..
breathe easyv.
feel relieved and less worried after stress or trouble
After the exam, I can finally breathe easy.
dead easyadj.
extremely easy to do or understand
The math problem was dead easy for her.
it is not that easyexp.
indicates that a task requires more effort or time
It is not that easy to learn a new language quickly.
easy to get on withadj.
friendly and pleasant in social interactions
She is very easy to get on with at parties.

Expressions with enough

close enoughadj.
sufficiently near to meet the requirements
The measurements were not exact, but they were close enough for the project..
enough alreadyintj.
used to show frustration or impatience with a situation
Enough already, stop arguing!
fair enoughadj.
considered reasonable or acceptable in a situation
The decision to split the prize was fair enough.
man enoughadj.
having the courage or strength to do something
He was man enough to admit his mistake.
enough is enoughexp.
situation must stop
Enough is enough, we need to address this issue immediately.
enough to go aroundadj.
sufficient quantity for everyone
There was enough to go around for all the guests.
have enough ofv.
reach a limit of tolerance or patience
I've had enough of his excuses.
have had enoughv.
express reaching a limit of patience or tolerance
I have had enough of your excuses.!
one's had enoughexp.
decided to stop due to frustration or exhaustion
He's had enough of the constant arguments.
can't thank someone enoughv.
express very strong gratitude that words cannot fully show
I can't thank you enough for your help with the project!

Terms related to easy enough

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basiccleareffortlesselementarymanageablepainlesssimpleundemandingableadequatefitproficient

Examples of easy enough in a sentence

  • This recipe is easy enough for beginners.
  • The instructions were easy enough to follow.
  • He was easy enough to complete the project.

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  1. French:assez simple, assez compétent, ...
  2. German:einfach genug, durchaus in der Lage, ...
  3. Italian:abbastanza semplice, abbastanza capace, ...
  4. Spanish:simple, competente, ...
  5. Portuguese:suficientemente simples, capaz, ...
  6. Chinese:容易理解的, 容易的, ...
  7. Japanese:簡単な, 十分に簡単な, ...
  8. Arabic:سهل بما فيه الكفاية, قَادِر, ...
  9. Hebrew:קַל מַסְפִּיק, מַסְפִּיק כָּשִׁיר, ...
  10. Russian:достаточно простой, достаточно способный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:достатньо простий, достатньо легкий, ...
  12. Hindi:काफ़ी आसान, पर्याप्त सक्षम, ...
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