脱离 (tuō lí): Separate oneself from (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

He must quickly break away from his dependence on his parents and learn to live independently.

This report completely deviates from the actual situation and lacks reliable data support.

He decided to leave his original company and start his own business.

How can we break away from this vicious cycle and find a new way out?

His views have never been detached from reality; they are always based on profound observation.

In pursuit of her dream, she chose to step out of her comfort zone and study abroad.

After breaking free from the constraints of traditional frameworks, her creative inspiration burst forth like a spring.