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1 (to) depart
(to) depart /dɪˈpɑ:t/A v. i.partire; (form.) accomiatarsi, andarsene: Our train departs from Euston, il nostro treno parte dalla stazione di Euston; Flights for New York depart daily, ci sono voli quotidiani in partenza per New York; After graduating they departed for America, dopo la laurea, sono partiti per l'AmericaB v. t.abbandonare; lasciare (antiq., eccetto nell'espress.): to depart this life, dire addio alla vita; morire. -
2 (to) depart
(to) depart /dɪˈpɑ:t/A v. i.partire; (form.) accomiatarsi, andarsene: Our train departs from Euston, il nostro treno parte dalla stazione di Euston; Flights for New York depart daily, ci sono voli quotidiani in partenza per New York; After graduating they departed for America, dopo la laurea, sono partiti per l'AmericaB v. t.abbandonare; lasciare (antiq., eccetto nell'espress.): to depart this life, dire addio alla vita; morire.
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