departure

departure
noun
1) (going away) Abreise, die

departure from something — Abweichen von etwas

3) (of train, bus, ship) Abfahrt, die; (of aircraft) Abflug, der
4)

point of departure — Ansatzpunkt, der

this product is a new departure for us — mit diesem Produkt schlagen wir einen neuen Weg ein

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[- ə]
noun (an act of departing: The departure of the train was delayed.) die Abfahrt
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de·par·ture
[dɪˈpɑ:tʃəʳ, AM -ˈpɑ:rtʃɚ]
n
1. (on a journey) Abreise f; plane Abflug m; train, road vehicle Abfahrt f; ship Ablegen nt, Abfahrt f
2. (act of leaving) Abschied m
\departure from politics Abschied m aus der Politik
3. (deviation, divergence) Abweichung f; from policy, strategy Abkehr f
there can be no \departure from the rules es können keine Ausnahmen gemacht werden
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[dɪ'pAːtʃə(r)]
n
1) (of person) Weggang m; (on journey) Abreise f (from aus); (of vehicle) Abfahrt f; (of plane) Abflug m

to be on the point of departure — im Aufbruch (begriffen) sein

there are three departures daily for Stockholm (by plane) — es gibt täglich drei Flüge nach Stockholm

"departures" — "Abfahrt"; (at airport)

at the hour of our departure from this life (liter)in der Stunde unseres Dahinscheidens (liter)

2) (fig from custom, principle, truth) Abweichen nt (from von), Abgehen nt (from von)
3) (fig: change in policy etc) neue Richtung f

this marks a significant departure from his previous way of life — hiermit ändert sich sein bisheriger Lebensstil grundlegend

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departure [dıˈpɑː(r)tʃə(r)] s
1. a) Weggang m
b) Abreise f:
take one’s departure sich verabschieden, weg-, fortgehen;
day of departure Abreisetag m
c) Ausscheiden n (from aus der Regierung etc)
2. BAHN etc Abfahrt f, FLUG Abflug m (beide:
for nach):
“departures” „Abfahrt“; „Abflug“;
(time of) departure Abfahrts-, Abflugzeit f
3. fig Anfang m, Beginn m, Start m:
a new departure
a) ein neuer Anfang,
b) ein neuer Weg, ein neues Verfahren;
point of departure Ausgangspunkt m (for für)
4. Abweichen n, Abweichung f (beide:
from von):
a departure from official procedure;
a departure from one’s principles
5. SCHIFF
a) Längenunterschied m (bei der gegissten Besteckrechnung)
b) Abfahrtspunkt m (Beginn der Besteckrechnung)
6. JUR Abweichung f (vom Gegenstand der Klage), Klageänderung f
7. Tod m, Hinscheiden n
dep. abk
1. US department
2. departs
3. departure
4. LING deponent
5. deposed
6. deposit
7. depot
8. deputy
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noun
1) (going away) Abreise, die
2) (deviation)

departure from something — Abweichen von etwas

3) (of train, bus, ship) Abfahrt, die; (of aircraft) Abflug, der
4)

point of departure — Ansatzpunkt, der

this product is a new departure for us — mit diesem Produkt schlagen wir einen neuen Weg ein

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n.
Abfahrt -en f.
Abgang ¨-e m.
Abreise -n f.
Abzug ¨-e m.
Aufbruch -¨e m.
Ausreise -n f.
Start -s f.
Start -s m.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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