Easy | Mean of easy in English Dictionary

/ˈiːzi/

• not hard to do
1. an easy lesson
2. It's surprisingly easy to use.
3. It was an easy decision to make.
4. They scored an easy goal late in the game.
5. It wasn't easy for her to leave home.
6. He's an easy person (for other people) to like. = It's easy (for other people) to like him.
7. There are no easy solutions to this problem.
8. He likes to keep a dictionary within easy reach [=nearby] when he's writing.
• free from pain, trouble, or worry
1. He's had an easy life.
2. This new schedule should make our lives easier.
3. I hope this will make things easier for you.
4. I won't feel easy until I know that she arrived safely.
5. an easy mind
• not hurried
1. We proceeded at an easy [=leisurely] pace.

• not requiring much strength or energy
1. easy, gentle movements
• not harsh or severe in punishing or criticizing someone
1. I think they're being too easy on him. [=they're not criticizing/punishing him harshly enough]
• not hard to please
1. an easy [=lenient] teacher
2. “Should we stay at home or go out?” “Whatever you like: I'm easy.”
• not steep
1. easy slopes
• not hard to get
1. easy money
2. easy pickings [=things that are easy to get]
• relaxed and informal
1. He has an easy [=easygoing] manner.
2. an easy smile
• lightly pleasant and enjoyable
1. music for easy listening
• not sexually respectable
1. an easy woman [=a woman who has sex with many men]
2. easy morals
3. a woman of easy virtue
• very easy
1. Getting the permit turned out to be as easy as pie.
• easy or pleasant to look at
1. The monitor's display is easy on the eyes.
2. She's very easy on the eyes. [=pretty, good-looking]
• without difficulty or stress
1. He just wants to take life easy now.
2. The repairs will cost $100, easy. [=the repairs will cost at least $100]
3. “We just need to raise the money.” “That's easier said than done.” [=that will not be easy to do]
4. Success hasn't come easy for her. [=success has not been easy to achieve]
• to treat (someone) in a way that is not harsh or demanding
1. The students might respond better if the teacher went (a little) easy on them.
• to use less of (something)
1. My doctor said to go easy on fatty foods.
• to relax and avoid hard work or strain
1. The doctor told her she should take it easy for a while.
• to stay or become calm
1. Take it easy, Joe. Everything is going to be just fine.