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departure [dɪˈpɑ:tʃəʳ, Am -ˈpɑ:rtʃɚ] N

1. departure (leaving place):

departure
departure
wyjazd m
departure of bus, train
odjazd m
departure of plane
odlot m
departure of ship

2. departure (leaving position):

departure

3. departure (deviation):

departure from sth

departure gate N

departure gate → gate 3.

See also gate

gate [geɪt] N

1. gate (in fence):

furtka f

2. gate (to city, garage):

brama f

3. gate (at airport):

4. gate (spectators):

5. gate (money):

6. gate (scandal):

departure lounge N

departure lounge

departure time N

1. departure time of bus, train:

departure time

2. departure time of plane:

departure time

Usage examples with departure

departure from sth
arrival/departure time

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
The plane landed 22 minutes after departure; no injuries to passengers were reported.
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Weather at the time of departure was a 3kn mph wind and light drizzle that did not significantly restrict visibility.
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Although it is a sequel, this title is a radical departure in gameplay from previous titles.
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There was a good deal of bad feeling about his departure, and it is not widely known what caused the split.
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The eastbound departure is the 08:35 service to via and.
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There shall be no difficulty about his departure.
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The last sentence of that departure sequence is the incomplete one that conceivably loops back to the beginning of the book.
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Once there, teams had to search a tent for shuttle departure times for the next morning.
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This was a departure from medieval usage, when the symbol was more typically used for a public monument.
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