Cinch - English meaning

sɪntʃ

Cinch – definitions in English dictionary

noun
An extremely easy task.
Usage examples:
The program was a cinch to use
Synonims:
EasyUncomplicatedNot difficultUndemandingUnexactingUnchallengingEffortlessPainlessTrouble-freeFacileSimpleStraightforwardElementaryIdiot-proofPlain sailingA walkoverA giftNot
noun
A girth for a western saddle or pack of a type used mainly in mexico and the western us.
Usage examples:
They watered the horses and loosed the cinches

verb
Secure (a garment) with a belt.
Usage examples:
My cut-offs are cinched by a belt
verb
Make certain of.
Usage examples:
His advice cinched her decision to accept the offer

noun
Something that is very easy or certain to be done or happen
Usage examples:
Training a puppy is a cinch if you bribe him with treats., my guide cinched the llama’s saddle tigh…

noun
Something that is very easy and is therefore certain to be a success
Usage examples:
The exam was a cinch.

noun
A strap that goes around the middle of a horse to keep the saddle (= rider's seat) in the right position on the horse's back
Usage examples:
The diné weavers made a variety of items, including saddle blankets and cinches.

verb
To fasten a belt, strap, or piece of cloth tightly, especially at the waist of a piece of clothing so that it fits closely to the body
Usage examples:
This skirt would look lovely cinched at the waist with a wide belt., he cinched his towel around hi…

Cinch translation into English

Cinch: translate from English into Chinese

肚带, 紧握, 紧握住, 系肚带

Cinch: translate from English into Dutch

Makkie, Buikriem

Cinch: translate from English into French

Sangler, Sangle, Sous-ventrière

Cinch: translate from English into German

Schnallen, Kinderspiel, Sattelgurt, Todsichere sache, Klacks

Cinch: translate from English into Hindi

चिंच, प्रभाव, घोड़े के साज़ में पेटी, पक्की बात, निश्चित बात

Cinch: translate from English into Italian

Ciccio, Straccale

Cinch: translate from English into Korean

꽉 쥐기, 확실한 일, 죄다, 안장띠, 확실케 하다

Cinch: translate from English into Russian

Подпруга, Влияние, Нечто надежное, Контроль, Нечто верное, Предрешенное дело, Подтягивать подпругу, Нажимать, Обеспечивать

Cinch: translate from English into Spanish

Cincha, Hacer algo con facilidad

Word origin

mid 19th century (in cinch (sense 2 of the noun)): from Spanish cincha ‘girth’.

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Cinch – similar words

cinches

sɪntʃ

noun
An extremely easy task.
Usage examples:
The program was a cinch to use

verb
Secure (a garment) with a belt.
Usage examples:
My cut-offs are cinched by a belt

noun
Something that is very easy or certain to be done or happen
Usage examples:
Training a puppy is a cinch if you bribe him with treats., my guide cinched the llama’s saddle tigh…

Cinches - all meanings in English

Cinch synonims

a gift

idiom
An especially good or lucky thing or person that comes to you

A gift - all meanings in English

easy

ˈiː.zi

adjective
Achieved without great effort; presenting few difficulties.
Usage examples:
An easy way of retrieving information

adverb
Without difficulty or effort.
Usage examples:
We all scared real easy in those days

exclamation
Be careful.
Usage examples:
Easy, girl—you'll knock me over!

Easy - all meanings in English

effortless

ˈef.ət.ləs

adjective
Requiring no physical or mental exertion.
Usage examples:
I went up the steps in two effortless bounds

adjective
(of an action or activity) done so well that it seems not to need much mental or physical activity
Usage examples:
Her dancing looks effortless.

adjective
Seeming not to need any effort
Usage examples:
When you watch her dance it looks so effortless., he was an actor of effortless charm.

Effortless - all meanings in English

elementary

ˌel.ɪˈmen.tər.i

adjective
Relating to the basic elements of a subject.
Usage examples:
An elementary astronomy course

adjective
Simple or easy; basic
Usage examples:
I’m taking a course in elementary russian., the elementary charge (= the electrical charge in the n…

adjective
Basic
Usage examples:
Elementary knowledge i have an elementary knowledge of physics., elementary mistake they made some …

Elementary - all meanings in English

facile

ˈfæs.aɪl

adjective
Ignoring the true complexities of an issue; superficial.
Usage examples:
Facile generalizations

adjective
Easy or too easy; not needing effort
Usage examples:
He does not permit himself facile answers.

adjective
A facile remark or theory is too simple and has not been thought about enough
Usage examples:
A facile explanation, we must avoid facile recriminations about who was to blame.

Facile - all meanings in English

idiot-proof

adjective
Extremely easy to use
Usage examples:
The dvd player comes with idiot-proof instructions.

Idiot-proof - all meanings in English

not

adverb
Used with an auxiliary verb or ‘be’ to form the negative.
Usage examples:
He would not say

noun
A boolean operator with only one variable that has the value one when the variable is zero and vice versa.

adjective
(of paper) not hot-pressed, and having a slightly textured surface.

Not - all meanings in English

painless

adjective
Not causing or suffering physical pain.
Usage examples:
A painless death

Painless - all meanings in English

simple

adjective
Easily understood or done; presenting no difficulty.
Usage examples:
A simple solution

noun
A medicinal herb, or a medicine made from one.
Usage examples:
The gatherers of simples

exclamation
Of very low intelligence.

Simple - all meanings in English

straightforward

adjective
Uncomplicated and easy to do or understand.
Usage examples:
In a straightforward case no fees will be charged

adjective
Easy to understand; clear
Usage examples:
The doctor explained the operation in straightforward english., she’s a straightforward, no-nonsens…

Straightforward - all meanings in English

unchallenging

adjective
(of a task or situation) not testing one's abilities.
Usage examples:
My job was unchallenging

adjective
Not difficult; that does not test your ability or determination
Usage examples:
The work i had at that time was secure, but unchallenging.

Unchallenging - all meanings in English

uncomplicated

adjective
Simple or straightforward.
Usage examples:
He was an extraordinarily uncomplicated man

Uncomplicated - all meanings in English

undemanding

adjective
(especially of a task) not demanding.
Usage examples:
Undemanding clerical jobs

adjective
Not needing a lot of time, energy, or attention
Usage examples:
He is quiet and undemanding., a relatively undemanding job

Undemanding - all meanings in English

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