cruise through
phr. v..phr. v.. to finish a task or pass a test very easily and without much effort.
phr. v.. to progress through a challenge or process with ease and minimal exertion; often implies a lack of significant obstacles or a high level of competence.
She is so smart that she cruises through every math exam.
The team managed to cruise through the first round of the tournament without losing a single game.
Despite the complexity of the legal framework, the experienced consultant cruised through the compliance audit in record time.
- Particles
- through
- Separability
- inseparable
- Pattern
- cruise + through + object
usually followed by a noun representing a challenge, such as an exam, interview, or competition.
contrast with 'struggle through' to highlight the lack of effort; the metaphor comes from a vehicle moving at a steady, easy speed without needing full power.
He cruised through of the test.He cruised through the test.the preposition 'of' is not used; the object follows the particle 'through' directly.