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Advertising / Public Relations | | English term or phrase: "all easy street" | | Aparece este término en un aviso publicitario "this kind of exploring is all easy street". Segun entiendo, es como "buena vida" o algo similar. Puede ser? Gracias! |
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3 hrs confidence: | all easy street pan comido
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easy street: a situation in which any problems, difficulties or worries can be avoided
after members of the staff cashed in their winning lottery ticket, they were suddenly on easy street, which enabled them to yell "fuck you!" to their prick boss and quit their miserable, minimum wage jobs.
Si vives en "easy street" tienes todo lo que necesitas, tienes una vida fácil, y aquí en sentido figurado refleja algo que es fácil de conseguir. "Pan comido."
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