Sentence examples of "leaving" in English with translation "partire"

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What time are we leaving? A che ora partiamo?
I must be leaving now. Devo partire ora.
The train is leaving soon. Il treno parte presto.
What time are you leaving? A che ora parti?
I am leaving at four. Parto alle quattro.
We are leaving early tomorrow morning. Partiremo presto domattina.
He's leaving for Tokyo tomorrow. Parte per Tokyo domani.
I am leaving for Paris tomorrow. Parto per Parigi domani.
She's leaving for Tokyo tomorrow. Parte per Tokyo domani.
I've got to shave before leaving. Devo radermi prima di partire.
I am leaving at ten o'clock. Parto alle dieci.
I will be leaving for Australia next month. Partirò per l'Australia il mese prossimo.
He is leaving for New York next week. Parte per New York la prossima settimana.
He is leaving for Peru tomorrow, isn't he? Parte domani per il Perù, vero?
He is on the point of leaving for Canada. È sul punto di partire per il Canada.
I don't know when Tom is leaving for Japan. Non so quando Tom partirà per il Giappone.
It’s tomorrow that you’re leaving, isn’t it? È domani che parti, vero?
Let's leave tomorrow morning. Partiremo domani mattina.
When does the train leave? Quando parte il treno?
I'm about to leave. Sto per partire.
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