get up to speed more quickly than if you eased in

**16-06-2008, 23:33**

You may get up to speed more quickly than if you eased in, but at what cost?

(Çok tempolu bir çalışma ortamına alışmak kapsamında bir cümle)

**ALI-KARABULUT** · **16-06-2008, 23:55**

I think it must be 'ease off' or 'ease up' in there.

**17-06-2008, 00:02**

it is from a book, perhaps the writer misused or there is such a use.

**ALI-KARABULUT** · **17-06-2008, 00:34**

ease off/up
do something with more moderation.

**17-06-2008, 00:39**

gradual increase

**ALI-KARABULUT** · **17-06-2008, 01:10**

If, say, a car eases out, it slowly moves forward into the traffic. I cannot shape 'ease in' in my mind in that sentence. Perhaps, it is about starting to do something gradually. In a sentence, "After the accident, it will be difficult for him to ease himself back into work.".

**17-06-2008, 15:05**

If it was easy to understand, I wouldn't ask

Thanks a lot anyway.