a new departure

常見例句

Living wills are not a new departure either.
使用生存遺囑也不是什麼新鮮事。
She waited a long time without finding opportunity for a new departure.
她等待了很久，始終沒有找到重新離開這兒的機(jī)會(huì)。
In the catalogue Mr Kossoff writes simply that the cherry tree series is a new departure for him.
科索夫先生在目錄中簡單寫道：櫻桃樹系列是他繪畫的一個(gè)新旅程。

To the left, Mr Clinton was not a new departure, just a painful necessity.
ECONOMIST: Al Gore’s unruly party
But, in September 1917, it marked a new departure for business magazines.
FORBES: The Inaugurative Forbes Magazine
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).
ECONOMIST: More unites the Tories and Lib Dems than divides them