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ease in
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/iːz ɪn/
US
/iz ɪn/
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Explain the two meanings of “ease in” shown here: gradually introduce something and move into a place slowly.
Compare “ease in,” “ease into,” and “ease someone into” with examples.
Show the grammar patterns for “ease in” and explain when to use each one.
Is “ease in without making any noise” natural here? Suggest more idiomatic alternatives.
Give me five B2-level examples of “ease in” in different contexts, with Russian translations.
Teach me useful collocations with “ease in,” such as introducing a topic or adjusting to a new role.
Create a short exercise where I choose between “ease in,” “ease into,” and “ease someone into.”
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