walk in the park

English

walk in the park (plural walks in the park)

Used other than with a figurative or idiomatic meaning: A recreational walk in a park.
I love to walk when it's sunny - let's go for a walk in the park, shall we?
(idiomatic) Something easy or pleasant.
High school was difficult, but it was a walk in the park compared to college engineering classes.

something easy or pleasant

Japanese: お易い御用 (おやすいごよう, o-yasui go-yō)
Polish: bułka z masłem (pl) (butter bun), łatwizna (pl) f
Russian: щёлкать как се́мечки (ščólkatʹ kak sémečki), как па́лец о па́лец уда́рить (kak pálec o pálec udáritʹ) (like hitting a finger with a finger), про́ще просто́го (próšče prostóvo) (simpler than the simple), как два па́льца обосса́ть (ru) (kak dva pálʹca obossátʹ) (vulgar, like pissing on two fingers), прогу́лка в па́рке (progúlka v párke) (calque of English), пустя́к (ru) m (pustják) (often in plural), проще па́ренной ре́пы (prošče párennoj répy) (colloquial)
Spanish: coser y cantar

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