Comment prononcer n'est pas une sinécure en anglais (is not a piece of cake)

is not a piece of cake

: L'expression "is not a piece of cake" signifie que quelque chose n'est pas simple, mais exigeant et difficile.
: 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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Something that is difficult to do.

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

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

Non, ça... Non, ce n'est pas du tout un jeu d'enfant.

This is not a piece of cake degree.

Ce diplôme n'est pas un jeu d'enfant.

This is not a piece of cake.

Ce n'est pas un jeu d'enfant.

The IELTS exam is not a piece of cake.

L'examen IELTS n'est pas un jeu d'enfant.

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

Cependant, être un mannequin grande taille n'est pas un jeu d'enfant.

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.