Collocation
go abroad
to travel to or live in a foreign country
Definition
'go abroad' is a common English collocation. to travel to or live in a foreign country
go + abroad
“She wants to go abroad next summer to improve her English.”
Examples
- I want to go abroad this year for the first time.
- She went abroad last summer with her cousins.
- He is going abroad next month for work.
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- We often go abroad during the winter because it is cheaper then.
- They decided to go abroad to study for a semester.
- If you go abroad, make sure your passport is still valid.
- Many students go abroad to experience a different culture.
- After he lost his job, he went abroad to look for new opportunities.
- She has always dreamed of going abroad, but she worries about leaving her family.
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