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de.par.tureHdI5pB:7tFE5, $-5pB:r7tFLn启程，离开，出发There are several departures (= buses, trains, ships or aircraft leaving) for Paris every day. [C]每天有几个班次去巴黎。Our departure (= leaving) was delayed because of bad weather. [U]由于坏天气，我们的出发延迟了。The departure time has been changed to 3.30 p.m.出发时间改在下午3###∶30。Everyone in the office was surprised by Graham's sudden departure (= leaving his job). [U]对格雷厄姆的突然离职，办公室里每个人都很是意外。The president's departure from office was marked by a special ceremony. [U]总统的退位以一个特殊仪式纪念。The plane was delayed and we had to wait for hours in the departure lounge (= the area in an airport in which you wait before getting on an aircraft).飞机晚点，我们不得不在候机厅等上几小时。 [DEPART FROM 中的 departure]
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