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- 12-Feb-2013, 12:43 #1
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ease into a bubble bath Does "ease into" here mean "to become familiar with something"?
gu86)Like the smell of freshly cut grass or the taste of hot chocolate, a bubble bath is one of the greatest sensory pleasures in life. As most of us are so busy, however, we rarely take the time to ease into a bubble bath in the evening...
- 12-Feb-2013, 12:48 #2
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- 12-Feb-2013, 13:08 #3
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Re: ease into a bubble bath The translation goes "staying easy(comfortable) taking a bubble bath", which seems to be a made-up one and there's a dictionary definition like this. I couldn't find your definition anywhere.
'ease into'
ease back into somethingto gradually become familiar again with something you have not done for some
- 12-Feb-2013, 13:10 #4
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Re: ease into a bubble bath I see. We normally ease ourselves into a hot bath.
Last edited by emsr2d2; 12-Feb-2013 at 17:08. Reason: typo
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- 12-Feb-2013, 13:12 #5
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Re: ease into a bubble bath I see.
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