Collocations for shake-up - noun
ADJECTIVE
big,
huge,
major,
massive
complete, wholesale (BrE), wide-ranging
controversial, radical
proposed
long-awaited
urgent
boardroom, government (BrE), management
complete, wholesale (BrE), wide-ranging
controversial, radical
proposed
long-awaited
urgent
boardroom, government (BrE), management
VERB + shake-up
need
call for
The paper calls for an urgent shake-up in the health-care system.
call for
The paper calls for an urgent shake-up in the health-care system.
plan,
promise
The headline read ‘Local company plans shake-up’.
The headline read ‘Local company plans shake-up’.
face,
have,
undergo
Police forces face the biggest shake-up in their 150-year history.
Police forces face the biggest shake-up in their 150-year history.
lead to
This case could lead to a shake-up of the prison system.
This case could lead to a shake-up of the prison system.
PREPOSITION
in a/the shake-up
the posts that were scrapped in the recent shake-up
the posts that were scrapped in the recent shake-up
shake-up at
a major shake-up at the company
a major shake-up at the company
shake-up in
a radical shake-up in the chemical industry
a radical shake-up in the chemical industry