離り脱だつ

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 5,000

離脱する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Refers to leaving or pulling out of an organization, group, alliance, or system. Often used in political, business, or formal contexts.

〈場ば所しょ〉から離り脱だつするto withdraw from (an organization, system, or alliance)
イギリスはEUから離り脱だつした。
Britain withdrew from the EU.
途と中ちゅうで離り脱だつするto drop out or leave partway through something
彼かれは体たい調ちょう不ふ良りょうでレースを途と中ちゅうで離り脱だつした。
He dropped out of the race partway through due to feeling unwell.

脱だっ退たいN1
脱退 usually refers to formally leaving a specific group or membership, while 離脱 emphasizes the act of pulling away or separating, often from a larger system.
撤てっ退たい
撤退 is typically used for military or business withdrawal, such as troops or a company leaving a market, whereas 離脱 is broader and covers political or organizational separation.
離り反はん
離脱 focuses on physically leaving or withdrawing from a group or system, while 離反 emphasizes the psychological break in loyalty or trust.

加か入にゅうN2
加入 means joining or becoming a member of a group, the opposite of 離脱, which means withdrawing or breaking away from it.
残ざん留りゅう
離脱 means to withdraw or leave a group or place, the opposite of 残留, which means to stay behind.
復ふっ帰きN1
離脱 means withdrawing or leaving a position or group, whereas 復帰 means returning to it.

体たい外がい離り脱だつ
out-of-body experience; astral projection
幽ゆう体たい離り脱だつ
out-of-body experience
戦せん線せん離り脱だつ
withdrawal from the front line; leaving the battle; retiring from the game
離り脱だつ症しょう状じょう
withdrawal symptoms; abstinence syndrome

Compound of 離 (ri, 'separate') and 脱 (datsu, 'escape/remove'). The combination conveys the idea of detaching oneself from a group or system.