departure
প্রস্থান
definition
noun
the day of departure
the action of leaving, typically to start a journey.
translation of 'departure'
নতুন কর্মপন্থা গ্রহণ
noun
অপগমন,
মৃতু্য,
গমন,
বিপথে গমন,
প্রস্থান,
অপগম,
রত্তনা,
দুর্ভিক্ষ,
ব্যতিক্রম,
দুষ্প্রাপ্যতা,
যাত্রা,
প্রবল আকাঙ্ক্ষা,
ভিন্নপথে গমন
example
In a 'departure' from the norm, you are offered a choice of starters first, both non-vegetarian and vegetarian.
But a 'departure' from routine can be used effectively to signal political displeasure.
About 30 minutes later I questioned my hasty 'departure' and returned to check out the price.
Needless to say Sally wasn't too impressed about my hasty 'departure' .
Again, his views on immigration are a significant 'departure' from the current orthodoxy within his own party.
The story was a refreshing 'departure' from the average narrative plot, while still remaining entertaining.
But on this occasion there was an astonishing 'departure' from the routine.
the album is not a radical 'departure' from the band's previous work
When the original hall was built, it was itself a 'departure' from the medieval style of mansion and was the first manor house in the county made of brick and stone.
The trip was slow because we had to wait for the real 'departure' .
In a complete 'departure' from themes of popular culture, Coupland examines issues of loss, grief and faith.
Rumours still swirl as to what precipitated the conductor's 'departure' .
It's more about the lyrics of the record, which revolve around 'departure' and going on to other things.
she made a hasty 'departure'
The first shift required is a 'departure' from being concerned only with patients who are referred to outpatient clinics.
Their 'departure' was apparently prompted by policy disagreements.
In the Oberoi Flight Services kitchen, food is cooked eight hours in advance of flight 'departure' .
That does seem to be a 'departure' from the original plan.
The 'departure' lounge at Kirkwall was packed with enough local worthies to fill a jumbo jet.
He said he was now hoping the negotiations for a new contract period would begin this year, which would be a 'departure' from the past.
This is a major 'departure' from the electoral procedures laid down by law.
Of course, this means a radical 'departure' from current planning processes.
On the day of 'departure' the team received a cheque for $3,500 the result of fundraising on their base.
He said building houses on the site was a minor 'departure' from the original plans for good economic reasons and because of this should be approved.
she made a hasty 'departure'
The Bahamas Spirit originally arrived at the terminal last week, but her 'departure' was delayed for engine repairs.
the day of 'departure'
And our new songs are a drastic 'departure' from what we were doing before.
a 'departure' from their usual style
This is a 'departure' from last year's event which was only open to business people under the age of thirty-five.
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