doddle

IPA/ˈdɒdl/
IPA/ˈdɑːdl/

doddle — 名詞

1. a job or activity that needs almost no effort to finish

1.名詞B2
釋義

輕而易舉

幾乎不費力就能完成的事

a job or activity that needs almost no effort to finish

例句

The driving test was a doddle after all those practice lessons.

經過那麼多次練習課之後，路考簡直是輕而易舉。

a doddle after [preparation]

Assembling the new bookshelf turned out to be an absolute doddle.

組裝那個新書櫃結果發現簡直輕而易舉。

an absolute doddle

常見搭配
  • an absolute doddle
  • a real doddle
  • prove a doddle
  • turn out to be a doddle
  • be a doddle to [verb]
  • make [something] a doddle
同義詞
  • cinch

    mainly American English; same informal register

  • breeze

    also informal; more common in American English than 'doddle'

  • pushover

    used more for people or contests that are easy to beat

反義詞
  • struggle

    something that takes a lot of effort

  • chore

    a tedious or difficult task

文法句型

a doddle

用法筆記

Almost always used in the singular with 'a' (a doddle). Common in British informal speech; rarely used in American English.

常見錯誤

The exam was doddle.
The exam was a doddle.
'doddle' is a countable noun and needs an article.

常見搭配

副詞搭配

常用片語

  • a doddle
  • an absolute doddle
  • a real doddle

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