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Idioms and Phrases

Sail through something

(1) tried to cause an accident
(2) hesitating between two options
(3) Works very well or has the desired effect.
(4) Being successful in doing something without difficulty.

Answer
(4) Being successful in doing something without difficulty.
Example – The presentation at the national conference was extremely important for the
company. We sailed through it.

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