To undergo [ʌndəˈɡəʊ]: sottoporsi, subire, sopportare o sostenere.
- Team had to undergo a lot of criticism after losing the match. – La squadra ha subito molte critiche dopo la sconfitta.
- He will undergo a surgery next week. – Si sottoporrà a un intervento la prossima settimana.
- Kim and Jim demonstrate their determination and willingness to undergo sacrifices. Kim e Jim dimostrano la determinazione e volontà di sostenere dei sacrifici.
- The company has undergone the pressure of government in order to fix the fiscal issue.
To undergo a change: subire un cambiamento, sottoporsi a un cambio.
- After merging, the company will undergo a deep change. Dopo la fusione, l’azienda subirà un profondo cambiamento.
- The USA government is undergoing institutional changes and transformations.
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