change location

/tʃeɪndʒ loʊˈkeɪʃən/

move to a different place

The company decided to change location to a bigger office.

The company moved to a larger office.

general

To move or relocate from one place to another

We need to change location for the meeting to accommodate more people.

We need to move the meeting to a larger venue.

The app allows you to change location to access different content.

The app lets you switch your virtual location.

This phrase is commonly used in both physical and virtual contexts.

Collocations

change location tomove to a specific new placechange location fromrelocate away from a specific place

a formal notification of moving to a new place

to move to a new place

This phrase is often used in business contexts when discussing office moves or in technology when discussing virtual location changes.

Always specify the new location when using this phrase to avoid ambiguity.

Combination of the verb 'change' and the noun 'location', both from Old French and Latin roots respectively.

This phrase is neutral and can be used in both formal and informal contexts. It is commonly used in business, travel, and technology contexts.

change

to make or become different

verb

location

a particular place or position

noun

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