depart

salir, partir

Irse de un lugar, especialmente para comenzar un viaje.

En inglés sencillo: To leave a place, especially to start a journey.

• The train departs at noon.
• We departed from the hotel early.
• When does your flight depart for Paris?

Cómo se usa: depart from somewhere (The train departs from platform three.); depart for somewhere (We depart for Rome tomorrow.)

Sinónimos: leave, set off

Antónimos: arrive

Expresiones frecuentes: depart from somewhere, depart for somewhere, depart at noon

apartarse, desviarse

Actuar de manera distinta a una regla, un plan o la forma habitual.

En inglés sencillo: To do something differently from a rule, plan, or usual way.

• We rarely depart from this rule.
• Her latest novel departed from her usual style.
• Why did they depart from the original plan?

Cómo se usa: depart from something (This design departs from the usual style.)

Sinónimos: deviate, diverge

Antónimos: conform

Expresiones frecuentes: depart from something, depart from tradition, depart from policy

perder el control del avión

Perder el control de un avión, de modo que deja de volar de forma controlada.

En inglés sencillo: To lose control of an aircraft so that it stops flying in a controlled way.

• The pilot nearly departed the aircraft.
• An abrupt turn caused him to depart the airplane.
• Training helps pilots avoid departing an aircraft during difficult maneuvers.

Cómo se usa: depart an aircraft (A sharp maneuver could cause the pilot to depart the aircraft.)

Expresiones frecuentes: depart the aircraft, depart the airplane