Depart meaning in English
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Definition
to depart (or "to part"): to leave, to go, to withdraw, to exit
The train has already departed. I'm afraid it left about 5 minutes ago.
the departure: the leaving, the going, the exit, the retirement, the withdrawal
Examples
- "Let's get started, Bruno has parted."
- "Loudspeaker : This is the last call for all passengers traveling on Greendog Lines Bus number 368A, the 10AM departure for San Francisco."
- "Those passengers traveling on to Cork must change to the connecting train that will depart from Limerick Junction, at 18:00."
- "Flight departing from SFO at 3:30, return flight getting in on Monday at 6:50."
- "Reverend : Now, Edward Moon and Jean Marron are going to sing a song to Philip before he finally departs."
- "- You must check out by 8AM on your day of departure."
- "Any unattended luggage in the departure lounge will be removed by the security services and sold on Free-bay."
- "Departure: 5th October 2006 12:45 PM"
- "The next train from Dublin to Limerick will depart from platform five at 16:50."
- "Departure: October 5, 12:45 PM"
- "Fortunately, I was able to locate a log marking the subject's time of arrival and departure each day for the month of August."
- "Departure: October 1, 9:45 AM"
- "Departure date: July 6th"
- "Departure: 1st October 2006 09:45 AM"
- "Since our departure from San Francisco, we have traveled through four time zones, suffered one flat tire, lost six passengers and gained eight other passengers."
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