How to pronounce is not a piece of cake in English

is not a piece of cake

is·not·a·piece·of·cake

/ɪz nɑːt eɪ piːs əv keɪk/

Learn how to pronounce and effectively use "is not a piece of cake" in English

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: The expression "is not a piece of cake" is used to convey that something is not easy, but rather challenging or demanding. It suggests that a task or situation requires effort, skill, or resilience to overcome. People often use this idiom when describing situations that are complex, difficult, or involve obstacles that need to be overcome.

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Populäre

Something that is difficult to do.

This idiom means that something is not easy and requires effort, skill, or patience to accomplish.

Example use

Synonyms

difficult
challenging
hard
tough
is challenging
is difficult
is hard
is not easy

Antonyms

easy
simple
effortless
is easy
is simple
is a breeze

Examples

English

No, this-- no it is not a piece of cake at all.

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This is not a piece of cake degree.

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This is not a piece of cake.

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The IELTS exam is not a piece of cake.

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However, being a plus size model is not a piece of cake.

Learning a new language is not a piece of cake.
Passing the driving test was not a piece of cake.
Climbing that mountain is not going to be a piece of cake.
Passing the driving test was not a piece of cake for me.
Building a successful business is not a piece of cake, it takes a lot of hard work.
Running a marathon is not a piece of cake.
Getting a good job is not a piece of cake these days.
Getting a good job is not a piece of cake in this economy.

on the same page

as a matter of fact

against all odds

go the extra mile

on the other hand

cut to the chase

in the long run