US /hæv ɪt ˈizi/
・UK /hæv ɪt ˈi:zi/
That means that freshwater fish have it easy.
That means that freshwater fish have it easy.
I mean, but the truth is you did not have it easy.
not have it easy and it is a remarkable
You have it easy." But that response misses what's actually happening.
You have it easy.
This stuff will stay safe and I can have it easy access.
"Just because I can crawl under stuff doesn't mean that I have it easy, do you even know what it's like to have sixteen feet?"
"Whoa, whoa, whoa, I'm not saying you have it easy, I'm just saying I can't go under the fence because of my shell, that's it."
The opposite of have it tough is have it easy, meaning you experience good life circumstances.
Yeah, so for example, some say teachers have it easy because they get long holidays,