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10 Language-to-English DictionariesDeparting
/dɪˈpɑːrtɪŋ/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
To leave or go away from a place.
"The train is departing from the station in five minutes." - 2
To deviate from a standard or expected course.
"The project is departing from its original plan."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'departing' originates from the Middle English 'departen', which comes from the Old French 'departir', derived from the Latin 'departire', meaning 'to divide or distribute'. Over time, its meaning evolved to signify leaving or going away from a place.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Departing" is said worldwide
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Départ
Transliteration: deh-par
"Le train est en départ dans cinq minutes."
Abfahrt
Transliteration: ab-fahrt
"Der Zug hat in fünf Minuten Abfahrt."
Partenza
Transliteration: par-ten-za
"Il treno ha partenza tra cinque minuti."
Salida
Transliteration: sa-li-da
"El tren tiene salida en cinco minutos."
Partida
Transliteration: par-ti-da
"O trem tem partida em cinco minutos."
प्रस्थान
Transliteration: prasthān
"ट्रेन पांच मिनट में प्रस्थान करेगी।"
出发
Transliteration: chūfā
"火车将在五分钟内出发。"
출발
Transliteration: chulbal
"기차는 5분 후에 출발합니다."
出発
Transliteration: shuppatsu
"列車は5分後に出発します。"
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