cakewalk in Polish
cakewalk in Polish is betka — cakewalk means something that is very easy to do, requiring little effort.
cakewalk in Polish
betka
(idiomatic, informal) Something that is easy or simple, or that does not present a great challenge.
What does "cakewalk" mean?
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noun Something that is very easy to do, requiring little effort.
"Winning that match was a cakewalk for the defending champion."
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noun A strutting dance style, originally performed in contests where the best dancers won a cake.
"The old film showed dancers performing an elaborate cakewalk."
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cakewalk in a sentence
- Winning that match was a cakewalk for the defending champion.
- The exam was a cakewalk compared to last year's.
- The old film showed dancers performing an elaborate cakewalk.
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What is "cakewalk" in Polish?
"cakewalk" in Polish is betka. cakewalk means: Something that is very easy to do, requiring little effort.
How do you use "cakewalk" in a sentence?
Example: "Winning that match was a cakewalk for the defending champion." In Polish, "cakewalk" is betka.
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