departure

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Etymology

depart +‎ -ure

Pronunciation

(UK) IPA: /dɪˈpɑː(ɹ)tjə(ɹ)/, /dɪˈpɑː(ɹ)tʃə(ɹ)/
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Noun

departure (plural departures)

the act of departing or something that has departed
- 2011 April 10, Alistair Magowan, “Aston Villa 1 - 0 Newcastle”, BBC Sport:
  Villa spent most of the second period probing from wide areas and had a succession of corners but despite their profligacy they will be glad to overturn the 6-0 hammering they suffered at St James' Park in August following former boss Martin O'Neill's departure
a deviation from a plan or procedure
a death
(navigation) the distance due east or west made by a ship in its course reckoned in plane sailing as the product of the distance sailed and the sine of the angle made by the course with the meridian

Synonyms

leaving

Antonyms

arrival

Related terms

depart
departure lounge
departure tax

Translations

The act of departing

Arabic: رحيل (ar) (raHiil) m
Bulgarian: заминаване (bg) (zaminavane) n, тръгване (bg) (trǎgvane) n
Chinese:
Mandarin: 出發 (cmn), 出发 (cmn) (chūfā), 離開 (cmn), 离开 (cmn) (líkāi)
Czech: odchod m (by foot) odjezd m (by train), odlet m (by plane)
Danish: afgang (da) c
Dutch: vertrek (nl) n
Esperanto: foriro (eo)
Finnish: lähtö (fi)
French: départ (fr) m
German: Abfahrt (de) f, Abreise f (voyage), Abflug m (flight)
Hungarian: távozás (hu), indulás (hu)
Icelandic: brottför (is) f

Italian: partenza (it) f
Japanese: 出発 (ja) (しゅっぱつ, shuppatsu), 発車 (ja) (はっしゃ, hassha)
Korean: 출발 (ko) (chulbal) (出發 (ko))
Latin: abitus (la) m, itus (la) m, abitio (la) f
Norwegian: avgang (no) m
Portuguese: partida (pt) f
Russian: отправление (ru) (otpravlénije) n, выезд (ru) (výjezd) m, отъезд (ru) (ot”jézd) m, (also of flights) вылет (ru) (výlet) m
Spanish: salida (es) f, despedida (es) f
Swedish: avgång (sv) c, avfart (sv) c, avfärd (sv)
Telugu: పోకడ (pOkaDa)
Ukrainian: відправлення (uk) (vidprávlenn'a) n, виїзд (uk) (výjizd) m, від'їзд (uk) (vidjízd) m, (also of flights) виліт (uk) (výlit) m

Deviation from a plan or procedure

Bulgarian: отклонение (bg) (otklonenie) n
Danish: afvigelse (da) c
Dutch: afwijking (nl) f
Finnish: poikkeama (fi)
French: déviation (fr)
Hungarian: eltérés (hu)
Italian: deviazione (it) m

Norwegian: avvik (no) n
Portuguese: desvio (pt) m
Russian: уклонение (ru) (uklonénije) n, отклонение (ru) (otklonénije) n, отступление (ru) (otstuplénije) n
Swedish: avvikelse (sv) c
Ukrainian: відхилення (uk) (vidkhýlenn'a)

Death

Bulgarian: смърт (bg) (smǎrt) f
Danish: død (da) c, bortgang (da) c
Dutch: overlijden (nl) n
Finnish: poismeno (fi), kuolema (fi)
Hungarian: eltávozás (hu)
Italian: dipartenza (it) m

Latin: abitio (la) f
Norwegian: bortgang (no) m
Russian: кончина (ru) (končína) f, смерть (ru) (smert') f
Swedish: bortgång (sv) c
Ukrainian: смерть (uk) (smert') f, відхід (uk) (vidkhíd) m, (obsolete) упокоєння (uk) (upokojenn'a) n, (obsolete) упокій (uk) (upokíj) m

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