英语词汇“θ109776”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

the world > movement > motion in a certain direction > going away > [noun] (121)

departing?c1225

The action of leaving, taking one's leave or going away; departure. (In early use ‘leaving each other, separation’, as in 2. Now rare or Obsolete…

partingc1300

The action of going away or setting out; departure. Also euphemistic: death, dying (cf. passing, n. 1a) (now archaic). Now rare, except as merged…

withdrawingc1315

The action of withdraw, v. in various senses.

departc1330

The act of departing, departure: (a) parting, separation; (b) departure from this life, death.

wendingc1330

Now somewhat literary. The action or an act of going, proceeding, or wandering; (in early use) esp. †a going away, a departure (obsolete).

outpassinga1387

The action of going out or away; wandering; egress, departure; expiry.

goinga1400

esp. Departure, leaving; (in later use sometimes spec.) departure from life, death (cf. passing, n. 1a).

departisona1450

Departure; transferred decease.

departmentc1450

= departure, n., in various senses: (a) separation; (b) going away, leave-taking, withdrawal; (c) decease.

going awayc1450

The action or an act of going away or leaving; departure.

departurec1515

The action of departing or going away.

recess1531

The action or an act of withdrawal or receding. Frequently in access and recess. Withdrawing or departure (from or to a place); an instance of…

avoidance1563

The action of quitting; withdrawal, departure, exit. Obsolete.

waygate1575

The action of leaving or going away; departure. Cf. waygoing, n. Obsolete.

exit1596

An act of going out or out and away, a departure from a place or situation; an emergence. Also: means of going out or leaving; passage out of a place.

remotion1608

The action of moving away or departing; an instance of this. rare in later use.

voiding1612

The action of leaving or going away from a place, etc. Obsolete.

recession1630

The action or fact of receding or moving away. The action or an act of receding from a place or point; withdrawal; movement apart or away. In later…

recedence1641

The action or an act of receding from a place, point, or state; withdrawal; decline.

recede1649

The action of withdrawing, withdrawal; (also) an instance of this.

partment1663

Scottish. Departure. Obsolete.

recedure1712

= recedence, n. Now rare.

leaving1719

The action of leave, v.1 (in various senses); (also) an instance of this.

off-going1727

A departure, going away, removal.

quittance1757

The action of quitting or leaving. Also in extended use.

pull-out1825

The action or an act of pulling out (in various senses), esp. of withdrawing from military involvement or occupation or (more generally) from any…

pull-awaya1829

The action or an act of pulling away (in various senses).

Subcategories:

— a going away (4)

— one who (3)

— recording departure (1)

— parting from one another (5)

— going away specifically of a thing (4)

— leaving behind (1)

— going away in protest or disapproval (2)

— going away quietly (3)

— going away suddenly or hurriedly (26)

— flight or running away (37)

— movement away from a centre (2)

— flying away or escape (of particles, steam) (1)

单词	θ109776
释义	the world > movement > motion in a certain direction > going away > [noun] (121) departing?c1225 The action of leaving, taking one's leave or going away; departure. (In early use ‘leaving each other, separation’, as in 2. Now rare or Obsolete… partingc1300 The action of going away or setting out; departure. Also euphemistic: death, dying (cf. passing, n. 1a) (now archaic). Now rare, except as merged… withdrawingc1315 The action of withdraw, v. in various senses. departc1330 The act of departing, departure: (a) parting, separation; (b) departure from this life, death. wendingc1330 Now somewhat literary. The action or an act of going, proceeding, or wandering; (in early use) esp. †a going away, a departure (obsolete). outpassinga1387 The action of going out or away; wandering; egress, departure; expiry. goinga1400 esp. Departure, leaving; (in later use sometimes spec.) departure from life, death (cf. passing, n. 1a). discessc1425 Departure. departisona1450 Departure; transferred decease. departmentc1450 = departure, n., in various senses: (a) separation; (b) going away, leave-taking, withdrawal; (c) decease. going awayc1450 The action or an act of going away or leaving; departure. departition1470 Departure. departurec1515 The action of departing or going away. recess1531 The action or an act of withdrawal or receding. Frequently in access and recess. Withdrawing or departure (from or to a place); an instance of… avoidance1563 The action of quitting; withdrawal, departure, exit. Obsolete. parture1567 Departure. waygate1575 The action of leaving or going away; departure. Cf. waygoing, n. Obsolete. departance1579 Departure. exit1596 An act of going out or out and away, a departure from a place or situation; an emergence. Also: means of going out or leaving; passage out of a place. remotion1608 The action of moving away or departing; an instance of this. rare in later use. voiding1612 The action of leaving or going away from a place, etc. Obsolete. recession1630 The action or fact of receding or moving away. The action or an act of receding from a place or point; withdrawal; movement apart or away. In later… recedence1641 The action or an act of receding from a place, point, or state; withdrawal; decline. recede1649 The action of withdrawing, withdrawal; (also) an instance of this. partment1663 Scottish. Departure. Obsolete. recedure1712 = recedence, n. Now rare. leaving1719 The action of leave, v.1 (in various senses); (also) an instance of this. off-going1727 A departure, going away, removal. quittance1757 The action of quitting or leaving. Also in extended use. departal1823 Departure. pull-out1825 The action or an act of pulling out (in various senses), esp. of withdrawing from military involvement or occupation or (more generally) from any… pull-awaya1829 The action or an act of pulling away (in various senses). Subcategories: — a going away (4) — one who (3) — recording departure (1) — parting from one another (5) — going away specifically of a thing (4) — leaving behind (1) — going away in protest or disapproval (2) — going away quietly (3) — going away suddenly or hurriedly (26) — flight or running away (37) — movement away from a centre (2) — flying away or escape (of particles, steam) (1)
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