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)

1. 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

2. a deviation from a plan or procedure
3. a death
4. (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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Translations to be checked

• Interlingua: partita (ia)
• Portuguese: partida f
• Romanian plecare f
• Slovak: odchod m
• Spanish: salida f

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