shooting Idioma

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shooting fish in a barrel

a task that is too easy, a game without challenge We won 18-2. It was like shooting fish in a barrel.

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shooting match

(See the whole shooting match)

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the whole shooting match

everything, every bit/piece/person Wagon, horses, load - the whole shootin' match disappeared.

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whole shooting match

(See the whole shooting match)

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straight-shooting|shooting|straight

adj. The boys all liked the straight-shooting coach.

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like shooting fish in a barrel

like shooting fish in a barrel
Ridiculously easy, as in Setting up a computer nowadays is like shooting fish in a barrel. This hyperbolic expression alludes to the fact that fish make an easy target inside a barrel (as opposed to swimming freely in the sea). [Early 1900s]

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sure as shooting

sure as shooting
Most certainly, as in It's going to snow tonight, sure as shooting, or That grizzly is sure as shooting going to make dinner out of us. This idiom has replaced the older sure as a gun, dating from the mid-1600s, a time when guns fired with far less certainty. [Second half of 1800s]