Chinese term (edited): ת��

I have translated it as 'changed', which provides a semblance of the meaning. Your sentence indicates that "after urbanisation has been completed, the skills and abilities of many people will have changed'. Here, 'changed' means that the skills and abilities will have (more literally) "turned around in a different direction" or 'undertaken an about face'. Your term also includes a sense of transition in the process as well, although transition would not fit well in an English translation. 'Changed' although a little bit simplistic would make sense to an English reader, and be an appropriate word for this sentence. If there is any other term in English that fully captures the Chinese meaning of this term (rather than 'changed'), I would encourage you to use that.