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branches

UK
/ˈbrɑːnʧɪz/
US
/ˈbrænʧɪz/

Übersetzungen

branchsubstantiv

branches

Pl.

branches
Pl.
UK
/brɑːnʧ/
US
/bræntʃ/
The bird perched on a high branch of the oak tree.
Птица уселась на высокой ветке дуба.
The company opened a new branch in the city center.
Компания открыла новый филиал в центре города.
ветвьперен. о структуре организации или линии рода
The executive branch of government is responsible for enforcing laws.
Исполнительная ветвь власти отвечает за исполнение законов.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
подразделениео внутренней структуре организации или системы
отделениео банке или учреждении
ответвлениео дороге, реке
раздело науке и знаниях
линиягенеалогия
Synonyme
bough
limb
division
section
department
offshoot
subdivision
arm
agency
affiliate
Antonyme
trunk
root
headquarters
main office
branchverb

branches

branched
Präteritum
branched
Partizip Perfekt
branching
Gerundium
UK
/brɑːntʃ/
US
/bræntʃ/
The road begins to branch into two paths.
Дорога начинает разветвляться на два пути.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
ветвиться
диверсифицироватьсяо бизнесе, деятельности
Synonyme
divide
split
extend
fork
radiate
Antonyme
merge
converge
join
unite
coalesce
combine
fuse
consolidate

Definitionen

branchsubstantiv
A part of a tree that grows out from the trunk or from a bough.
The bird perched on a high branch of the oak tree.
A division or subdivision of a larger organization, institution, or system.
The executive branch of government is responsible for enforcing laws.
A local office or shop belonging to a large company or organization.
She visited the bank branch to deposit her check.
A part of a river or road that diverges from the main part.
The river splits into several branches before reaching the sea.
A subdivision of a field of study or area of knowledge.
Topology is a branch of mathematics.
A line of descent or a side line of a family.
She belonged to a branch of the family that had settled in Ireland.
branchverb
To divide into separate parts or sections.
The river branches into several smaller streams.
To expand or extend into new areas or activities.
The company plans to branch into the European market next year.
To grow or develop branches.
The tree began to branch out as it matured.
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