Sentence examples of "partir" in French with translation "leave"

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Nous les avons vues partir. We saw them leave.
Le train vient de partir. The train has just left.
Il était temps de partir. It was time to leave.
Elle vient juste de partir. She just left.
Je vous prie de partir. Please leave.
Il ne voulait pas partir. He didn't want to leave.
Je m'apprête à partir. I'll be leaving now.
Je dois partir tôt demain. I must leave early tomorrow.
Nous sommes prêts à partir. We're ready to leave.
Nous les avons vus partir. We saw them leave.
Il est temps de partir. It's time to leave.
Vous feriez mieux de partir. You'd better leave now.
Je te prie de partir. Please leave.
Tu ne dois pas partir maintenant. You must not leave right now.
Nous regrettons que vous deviez partir. We regret that you have to leave.
Quand seras-tu prêt à partir ? When will you get ready to leave?
Vous feriez mieux de partir immédiatement. You had better leave at once.
Nous pouvons partir après le déjeuner. We can leave after lunch.
Ils refusèrent de songer à partir. They refused to think of leaving.
Je lui demandai de partir immédiatement. I asked him to leave at once.
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