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departure [dɪ'pɑ:tʃə(r)]∎ the crew were preparing for departure l'équipage se préparait au départ;∎ our departure was delayed for three hours notre départ a été retardé de trois heures;∎ her unexpected departure from politics son départ inattendu de la scène politique;∎ formal to take one's departure prendre congé(b) (variation, deviation) modification f;∎ a departure from standard company policy une entorse à la politique habituelle de l'entreprise;∎ a departure from his usual habits une action contraire à ses habitudes(c) (orientation) orientation f;∎ farming was an entirely new departure for him l'agriculture était une voie ou orientation tout à fait nouvelle pour lui►► departure date date f de départ;departure gate (in airport) porte f (d'embarquement);departure list liste f des départs;departure lounge salle f d'embarquement;departure quay quai m de départ;departure tax taxe f de départ;departure time heure f de départ -
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A n1 (of person, bus, train) départ m (from de ; for pour) ; (from job, office) départ m ;3 (from truth, regulation) entorse f (from à) ; (from policy, tradition etc) rupture f (from par rapport à) ; this technique is a total departure from traditional methods cette technique s'éloigne totalement des méthodes traditionnelles ; in a departure from standard practice… contrairement aux usages établis… ; because of her frequent departures from the truth parce qu'elle s'éloigne/s'éloignait souvent de la vérité. -
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∎ our departure was delayed for three hours notre départ a été retardé de trois heures;∎ the introduction of bonuses was a departure from standard company policy l'introduction de primes représentait une entorse à la politique habituelle de l'entreprisedeparture list liste f des départs;departure lounge (in airport) salle f d'embarquement;departure time heure f de départ -
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[- ə]noun (an act of departing: The departure of the train was delayed.) départ -
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7 departure lounge
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8 departure platform
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9 departure from
1) renversement; revirement2) exception; dérogation; entorse; [fait] qui contredit/contrevient à; manquementEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > departure from
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noun porte f de départ -
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heure f de départ -
15 estimated time of departure
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16 point of departure
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17 any departure from
English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > any departure from
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18 major departure
Pol. prise de distance importante ou rupture avec qqch; fait de s'écarter d'une doctrine/de déroger à un usage établiEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > major departure
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20 port of departure
port de départ
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