Definition
Definition of undergoing - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
experiencecurrently experiencing or being subjected to
- The patient is undergoing treatment for a rare disease.
- She is undergoing a major life change.
- The building is undergoing renovations.
Origin of undergoing
English, under (beneath) + going (moving)
Terms with undergoing included in their meaning
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education
undergoing preparation or instruction
transformation
process of becoming different or undergoing alteration
condition
state of undergoing pain, distress, or hardship
job preparation
person undergoing training for a job
dynamic
undergoing continuous transformation or alteration
developing
undergoing development or maturation
ongoing
undergoing a series of actions or steps
restoration
undergoing restoration or improvement
change
undergoing a transformation or change
training
young person undergoing training for uniformed services
organic matter
undergoing decomposition or rot
process
undergoing a series of actions or steps
projects
undergoing preparation or construction
change
undergoing gradual change or transition
construction
undergoing changes in structure or appearance
change
undergoing reorganization or structural change
organizational change
undergoing a change in organization or structure
biology
undergoing decay or decomposition
gender
undergoing a change in gender role or identity
stressed
undergoing extreme stress or pressure
experience
undergoing something
physics
undergoing reflection of light or sound
change capability
capable of undergoing change to suit new environments
testing
undergoing a test for a role
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- French:en cours, ...
- German:durchmacht, ...
- Italian:in trattamento, ...
- Spanish:sometido, ...
- Portuguese:submetido, ...
- Chinese:正在经历的, ...
- Japanese:治療中の, ...
- Arabic:خَاضِع, ...
- Hebrew:עוֹבֵר, ...
- Russian:подвергающийся, ...
- Ukrainian:проходить, ...
- Hindi:उपचाराधीन, ...
Definition of undergo - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
processpass through a process or change
- The data undergoes processing before analysis..
2.
hardshipendure something difficult or unpleasant
- He had to undergo a lot of stress during exams.
Expressions with undergo
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be changed or improved to look newer or better
The old library will undergo a facelift this summer.
experience a big change in appearance or style
The old building will undergo a makeover next year.
be subjected to a test or trial
The new software will undergo a test before release.
have an operation performed on the body by medical doctors
He will undergo surgery tomorrow to repair the broken bone.
go through a process of change
The caterpillar undergoes a transformation to become a butterfly.
Origin of undergo
Old English, under (beneath) + gan (go)
Examples of undergo in a sentence
The project will undergo several phases before completion. She had to undergo surgery after the accident. Many people undergo financial difficulties during a recession.
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- French:subir, endurer, ...
- German:durchlaufen, durchmachen, ...
- Italian:sottoporsi, sopportare, ...
- Spanish:experimentar, soportar, ...
- Portuguese:sofrer, suportar, ...
- Chinese:经历, 承受, ...
- Japanese:処理される, 経験する, ...
- Arabic:خَضَعَ, تَحَمَّلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לַעֲבוֹר, ...
- Russian:проходить, пережить, ...
- Ukrainian:проходити, пережити, ...
- Hindi:प्रक्रिया से गुजरना, झेलना, ...
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