cinch

英 [sɪntʃ]

美 [sɪntʃ]

n. 很容易的事; 小菜; 必然发生的事; 必做某事的人
v. 在腰间系住; 给(马)系上肚带; 弄确实; 弄清楚; 确保

过去式：cinched　过去分词：cinched　现在分词：cinching　第三人称单数：cinches　

BNC.39418 / COCA.17965

牛津词典

noun

很容易的事；小菜
something that is very easy
1. The first question is a cinch.
  第一个问题是小菜一碟。
必然发生的事；必做某事的人
a thing that is certain to happen; a person who is certain to do sth
1. He's a cinch to win the race.
  这场比赛他必赢无疑。

verb

N-SING 易如反掌的事;小事一桩
If you say that something isa cinch, you mean that you think it is very easy to do.
1. It sounds difficult, but compared to full-time work it was a cinch.
  这听上去有难度，可是比起全职工作来，就是小意思了。

noun

a form of all fours in which the players bid for the privilege of naming trumps
any undertaking that is easy to do
1. marketing this product will be no picnic
Synonym:breezepicnicsnapduck soupchild's playpushoverwalkoverpiece of cake
stable gear consisting of a band around a horse's belly that holds the saddle in place
Synonym:girth

verb

Taking care of the rest was going to be a cinch.
处理好剩余的事情成了小菜一碟。
That horse is a cinch to win the next race.
那匹马在下一场比赛中肯定赢。
A: That test was a cinch.
那考试真是小事一件。
Rents are cheap, suppliers are biddable and hiring should be a cinch.
租金低廉，供应商很好说话，招聘人手也相对容易。
If you have a clear idea of what you are looking for, then disability dating is a cinch.
如果你有一个清晰的概念是什么，你正在寻找，那么残疾约会是小事一桩。
Beating Rangers should be a cinch.
打败兰杰斯应该是轻而易举的事。
When the wind picks up, cinch down the Columbia Double Whammy's removable storm hood, and keep on skiing.
移动风暴罩为你抵挡一切的寒风，并继续滑雪。
My examination was a cinch and I passed easily.
考试不难，我轻而易举地通过了。
He's a cinch to win the game.
他很有把握赢那场比赛。
"Compared with apartment hunting, my research work is a cinch."
“跟找房子相比，我的研究工作真算不上什么。”