nothing to it, there's



nothing to it, there's

It's not at all difficult, it's easy, as in Of course I can fix the faucet-there's nothing to it. This hyperbolic term was first recorded in 1934.
See also: nothing

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Genoveffaje-no-VEF-fahItalian
Ableson['eiblsn]
GeertKHAY:RTDutch
Clementineklə-mawn-TEENFrench
DerrenDER-ənEnglish (Rare)
Aquilaə-KWIL-ə (English), AK-wil-ə (English)Biblical, Ancient Roman