phase in — to introduce or implement something gradually over a period of time
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to introduce or implement something gradually over a period of time
Pronunciation (IPA): /feɪz ɪn/
Korean meaning: 단계적으로 도입하다, 점진적으로 시행하다
Korean pronunciation: **페이**즈 인
Example Sentences
- The school decided to phase in the new lunch menu after students complained about the sudden change from pizza to quinoa salad.
- The government will phase in the digital ID system starting next year.
- We need to phase in remote work policies carefully to avoid chaos in the office.
phase in
VERB//feɪz ɪn//
to introduce or implement something gradually over a period of time
to introduce or implement something gradually over a period of time
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Origin
Phase는 그리스어 'phasis(나타남, 출현)'에서 유래되었으며, 달의 모양 변화를 의미했습니다. 현재는 '단계'라는 뜻으로 발전했고, 'in'과 결합하여 '안으로 들어오게 하다'는 의미가 되었습니다.
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“The school decided to phase in the new lunch menu after students complained about the sudden change from pizza to quinoa salad.”
“The government will phase in the digital ID system starting next year.”
“We need to phase in remote work policies carefully to avoid chaos in the office.”
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