a new departure

基本解释

Living wills are not a new departure either.
使用生存遗嘱也不是什么新鲜事。
She waited a long time without finding opportunity for a new departure.
她等待了很久，始终没有找到重新离开这儿的机会。
In the catalogue Mr Kossoff writes simply that the cherry tree series is a new departure for him.
科索夫先生在目录中简单写道：樱桃树系列是他绘画的一个新旅程。

To the left, Mr Clinton was not a new departure, just a painful necessity.
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But, in September 1917, it marked a new departure for business magazines.
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In other areas, it is the Lib Dems and Tories who are closest, for example in their zeal for decentralising power and defending civil liberties (the latter a relatively new departure for the Tories, who used to be thought of as the authoritarian party).
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