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depart from something
phrasal verb with departverb[ I ] formaluk /dɪˈpɑːt/ us /dɪˈpɑːrt/
to be different from the usual or expected way of doing or thinking about something: 脱离，背离，偏离
I see no reason for us to depart from our usual practice.我看不出有打破惯例的必要。
At this point in the speech, the minister departed from his prepared text.讲到此处，部长脱离了事先准备好的讲稿。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Being and appearing different
against the current
anomalously
another
anti-conventional
apple
buck
clash
depart
deviate
differ
differ between something
differ from something
differ in something
disagree
non-conventional
non-identity
non-representative
othering
polymorphous
vary
depart from somewhere
collocation
formal
If a bus, train, etc. departs from somewhere, it starts its journey in that place:
The bus for Dallas departs from the Greyhound-Trailways Terminal.开往达拉斯的公共汽车从灰狗公交终点站发车。
The train for Cambridge will depart from platform 9.
See
depart
The train now departing from platform 13 is the 10.35 to Glasgow.
In July, a record 5.2 million passengers arrived or departed from the airport.
Most local bus services depart from the bus station at the bottom of the main square.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Departing
abandon
abandon ship
abandonment
absquatulate
backward
move
p.o.q.
peel away/off
piss off
pull
pull out
pull something off
push along
sea
track
vacate
vamoose
walk
walk off (somewhere)
walk out
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