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BNC: 39418 COCA: 17965

cinch

Word family 
cinch1 /sɪntʃ/ noun [singular] informal  
1  EASYsomething that is very easy 极容易的事情
 ‘How was the exam?’ ‘Oh, it was a cinch!’
“考试怎么样？”“噢，容易得很！”
be a cinch to do something
 The program is a cinch to install.
这个程序很容易安装。
2  CERTAINLY/DEFINITELY American EnglishAmE something that will definitely happen, or someone who will definitely do something 必然发生的事；必做某事的人
be a cinch to do something
 Most observers say the president is a cinch to win re-election.
大多数观察家都说总统必定能够再次当选。
Examples from the Corpus
cinch• I doubted that the load could be lifted, but Leese said it would be a cinch.• Edith finds the cooking a cinch.• There was no manual with the beta version, but the package as a whole is a cinch to use.• He used the third to make a cinch between her hands and the chair's bottom rail.• After that, he was on his own, but the thousand dollars was a cinch.• Today Astrid wore a white satiny dress with a wide gold cinch belt.• Making an ocean is no cinch.
be a cinch to do something• Good pie crust is a cinch to make.• The L.A. Dodgers are a cinch to win the division.• Equally important, the battle. net site is a cinch to get to.• There was no manual with the beta version, but the package as a whole is a cinch to use.
be a cinch to do something• Equally important, the battle. net site is a cinch to get to.• There was no manual with the beta version, but the package as a whole is a cinch to use.
cinch2 verb [transitiveT]  
1  DCto pull a belt, strap etc tightly around something 给…系上带子
 a blue dress cinched at the waist by a wide belt
腰间系着一条宽腰带的蓝色连衣裙
2  CERTAINLY/DEFINITELY American EnglishAmE to make something certain to happen 确保，稳保
 They cinched a place in the play-off.
他们稳稳当当地进入了季后赛。
Examples from the Corpus
cinch• She had tinted blond hair, large glasses, a blue dress cinched at the waist by a wide glossy belt.• She had her dress cinched at the waist with a belt.• A piece of rope still cinched his neck.• The zip gaped open an inch at his waist, which was cinched in far too tightly by a fake crocodile belt.• The Los Angeles conference really cinched it for me.• Brown hopes to cinch the deal by Monday.
Origin cinch1
(1800-1900) Spanish cincha “leather band around a horse”, from Latin cingula
cinch1 nouncinch2 verb
Chinese
Corpus
BNC: 39418 COCA: 17965
BNC: 39418 COCA: 17965
BNC: 39418 COCA: 17965
cinch
Something that is easy to do: low-hanging fruit, plain sailing, pushover...
Something that is certain or likely to happen: certainty, suspect, inevitability...
To loosen or tighten: loosen, unwind, slacken...

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