Collocation
go through a change
To experience a significant alteration, transformation, or period of transition.
Definition
'go through a change' is a common English collocation. To experience a significant alteration, transformation, or period of transition.
go through + a + change
“The city is going through a massive change due to the new development projects.”
Examples
- The company is going through a significant change in its leadership.
- After the accident, she had to go through a difficult emotional change.
- Entire cultures go through immense social change over centuries.
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- Our city went through a remarkable change after the revitalization project.
- You can tell by his new perspective that he's going through a deep personal change.
- To remain competitive, businesses must be prepared to go through continuous change.
- The old factory building went through an amazing structural change during renovation.
- Many people go through a tough period of identity change during adolescence.
- He's a completely different person now; he must have gone through a profound change.
- The global climate will go through a dramatic change if current trends continue.
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