depart

verbB1 · Intermediate

To leave a place.

Meanings of «depart»

1 · verb

to leave a place

Our flight will depart from gate twelve at noon.

2 · verb

to act differently from what is usual or planned

The new manager decided to depart from the usual routine.

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Translation

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«depart» in 17 languages

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The difference between similar words

to go away from a place

leavethe usual word for going awayShe leaves home at seven every morning.

departformalused for trains, planes and travellersThe train departs from platform two at noon.

exitgo out of a room, building or roadPlease exit the building by the back door.

evacuateleave a dangerous place because you mustEveryone had to evacuate the building after the alarm.

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to leave a place

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