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Ann225 Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Low-maintenance

Hi,

I know that ‘low maintenance’ means that something requires little care. I was just wondering if it could be used to describe a univerisity course that isn’t difficult or time demanding.

I assume that ‘low maintenance’ wouldn’t really work there, but perhaps something similar would.

“The Introduction to Biology is a low-maintenance course.”

Thank you.

  

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I've never heard "low-maintenance" applied to course work. I'd use the idiom below. Introduction to Biology is a piece of cake.

— CalifJim

  • I've never heard "low-maintenance" applied to course work.
  • I'd use the idiom below.
  • Introduction to Biology is a piece of cake.
  • "is a breeze" is also a possibility.
  • CJ
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I've never heard "low-maintenance" applied to course work. I'd use the idiom below.

Introduction to Biology is a piece of cake.

"is a breeze" is also a possibility.

CJ

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