undergo
చేయించుకోవాలని
definition
verb
the baby underwent a life-saving brain operation
experience or be subjected to (something, typically something unpleasant, painful, or arduous).
translation of 'undergo'
అనుభవించు,
పొందు
example
When babies are born, they 'undergo' all sorts of tests to make sure they're fit and healthy.
Four months later he 'underwent' the life-saving surgery at Wythenshawe Hospital.
Most firms have experienced change in this area and some have 'undergone' radical restructuring.
The new kitchens and art room are part of a block at the school that has already 'undergone' extensive refurbishment.
As if in respect for the sombre occasion, the weather had 'undergone' one of its sudden shifts in mood.
The centre of the site shows the headquarters building which 'underwent' several rebuilds.
Beth 'underwent' a life saving bone marrow transplant when she was five after a mystery donor was found in Germany.
Stella 'undergoes' a traumatic experience and must deal with the aftermath.
He did not suffer any broken bones but 'underwent' physiotherapy and took a week off work.
At the time of inspection, the prison was 'undergoing' an extensive building programme.
I 'underwent' an emergency caesarean with my first baby and narrowly avoided it with my second.
Trafalgar Square is at present something of a building site as it 'undergoes' partial pedestrianisation.
Your body 'undergoes' rapid change to support the healthy growth of your baby.
He, however, seemed to have 'undergone' a kind of religious experience during the concert.
The Lava Lounge is currently 'undergoing' extensive refurbishment unrelated to the fire.
All the craft have been 'undergoing' a complete overhaul before the final race training begins.
She added that the British public was mostly unaware of the suffering 'undergone' by the birds.
He coped with the problem for two years before he 'underwent' an operation which effectively cured him.
It was Leslie's first taste of live action since 'undergoing' surgery to repair a wrist problem.
He probably typifies the early skeptic who then 'undergoes' a conversion experience.
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