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1. 这项任务对他来说轻而易举 (zhè xiàng rèn wù duì tā lái shuō qīng ér yì jǔ) - This task is easy for him to accomplish with little effort.
2. 她轻而易举地解决了这个难题 (tā qīng ér yì jǔ de jiě jué le zhè ge nán tí) - She easily solved this difficult problem without any difficulty.
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Certainly! The idiom 轻而易举 (qīng'ér yìjǔ) means "to be easy to do, with little effort, or without the slightest difficulty." Here are some common expressions and phrases that are similar to 轻而易举:
1. 毫不费力 (háo bù fèilì) - This expression translates to "without any effort." It emphasizes that something can be done very easily, akin to 轻而易举.
2. 游刃有余 (yóurèn yǒuyú) - Literally translating to "to have surplus ability," this phrase refers to someone who can handle tasks with great skill and ease, much like 轻而易举 suggests.
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