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View usage for: (dɪpɑːʳtʃəʳ) Word forms: plural departures1. variable noun [oft with poss]Departure or a departure is the act of going away from somewhere. ...the President's departure for Helsinki. [+ for] They hoped this would lead to the departure of all foreign forces from the country. [+ of] The airline has more than 90 scheduled departures from here every day. [+ from] Synonyms: leaving, going, retirement, withdrawal More Synonyms of departure 2. variable noun [with poss]The departure of a person from a job, or a member from an organization, is their act of leaving it or being forced to leave it. [formal] This would inevitably involve his departure from the post of Prime Minister. [+ from] Synonyms: retirement, going, withdrawal, resignation More Synonyms of departure 3. countable nounIf someone does something different or unusual, you can refer to their action as a departure. In a departure from tradition, some union leaders condemned the strikes. [+ from] This role is something of a departure for the actor. More Synonyms of departure departure in British English (dɪˈpɑːtʃə) noun1. the act or an instance of departing 2. a deviation or variation from previous custom; divergence 3. a project, course of action, venture, etc selling is a new departure for him 4. nauticala. the net distance travelled due east or west by a vessel b. Also called: point of departure the latitude and longitude of the point from which a vessel calculates dead reckoning 5. a euphemistic word for death departure in American English (diˈpɑrtʃər; dɪˈpɑrtʃər) noun1. a departing, or going away 2. a starting out, as on a trip or new course of action 3. a deviation or turning aside (from) 5. Nautical the distance due east or west from the meridian of its starting point covered by a ship on a given course Word origin ME < OFr departeureCOBUILD Collocationsdeparture radical departure sudden departure Examples of 'departure' in a sentencedeparture In other languagesdeparture British English: departure / dɪˈpɑːtʃə/ NOUN Departure is the act of leaving a place or a job. The airline has over 90 scheduled departures from here every day. - American English: departure
- Arabic: مُغادَرَة
- Brazilian Portuguese: partida
- Chinese: 出发
- Croatian: odlazak
- Czech: odlet
- Danish: afrejse
- Dutch: vertrek het weggaan
- European Spanish: partida
- Finnish: lähtö
- French: départ
- German: Abfahrt
- Greek: αναχώρηση
- Italian: partenza
- Japanese: 出発
- Korean: 출발
- Norwegian: avreise
- Polish: odjazd
- European Portuguese: partida
- Romanian: plecare
- Russian: отправление
- Latin American Spanish: partida
- Swedish: avgång resa
- Thai: การออกเดินทาง
- Turkish: kalkış
- Ukrainian: від'їзд
- Vietnamese: sự ra đi
All related terms of 'departure'Chinese translation of 'departure' n - (c/u) [of visitor, traveller, plane etc]
出发(發) (chūfā) - (c) (= scheduled journey)
离(離)去 (líqù) - (c/u) (frm) [of employee, colleague]
离(離)去 (líqù) a departure from sth 背离(離)某事 (bèilí mǒushì) a new departure 新起点(點) (xīnqǐdiǎn)
Definition the act of departing The airline has more than 90 scheduled departures from here each day. Synonyms leaving going retirement withdrawal exit going away removal setting out or off Opposites coming , return , appearance , arrival , entrance, advent This would inevitably involve his departure from the post. Definition a divergence from previous custom, rule, etc. This album is a considerable departure from her previous work. Synonyms shift novelty veering branching out Additional synonymsDefinition variety or novelty It makes a nice change to see you in a good mood for once. Synonyms variety, break (informal), departure, variation, novelty, diversion (British), whole new ball game (informal) a clear example of deviation from the norm Synonyms departure, change, variation, shift, alteration, discrepancy, inconsistency, disparity, aberration, variance, divergence, fluctuation, irregularity, digressionDefinition the state or quality of being unlike the vast difference in size Synonyms dissimilarity, contrast, variation, change, variety, exception, distinction, diversity, alteration, discrepancy, disparity, deviation, differentiation, peculiarity, divergence, singularity, particularity, distinctness, unlikeness |