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branching

UK
/ˈbrɑːntʃɪŋ/
US
/ˈbræntʃɪŋ/

Translations

branchingnoun
branchings
pl
The branching of the river created several smaller streams.
La ramification de la rivière a créé plusieurs petits cours d’eau.
ramificationEn parlant d’une structure ou d’un réseau qui ressemble à des branches.
The branching of the tree was intricate and beautiful.
La ramification de l’arbre était complexe et belle.
bifurcationEn logique, en informatique et en mathématiques.
Conditional branching is essential for implementing decision-making in software.
La bifurcation conditionnelle est essentielle pour mettre en œuvre la prise de décision dans un logiciel.
Synonyms
divergence
division
bifurcation
ramification
forking
branchinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈbrɑːntʃɪŋ/
US
/ˈbræntʃɪŋ/
ramifiéQui se divise en branches ou qui a des branches.
They followed a branching path through the forest.
Ils ont suivi un sentier ramifié à travers la forêt.
branchverb

branching

Gerund

branched
Past Simple
branched
Past Participle
branching
Gerund
UK
/brɑːntʃ/
US
/bræntʃ/
se ramifier
The river branches into several smaller streams.
La rivière se ramifie en plusieurs petits cours d'eau.
se diversifierAu sens figuré, pour une entreprise ou une activité.
The company plans to branch into the European market next year.
L'entreprise prévoit de se diversifier sur le marché européen l'année prochaine.
Synonyms
split
divide
extend
fork
radiate
Antonyms
fuse
merge
converge
join
unite
coalesce
combine
consolidate

Definitions

branchingnoun
The act or process of dividing into branches or subdivisions.
The branching of the river created several smaller streams.
A pattern or structure that resembles a branch or branches.
The branching of the tree was intricate and beautiful.
A point in a computer program, logic system, or mathematical structure where execution or reasoning can follow different paths.
Conditional branching is essential for implementing decision-making in software.
branchinggerund / present participle
Dividing into or having branches.
They followed a branching path through the forest.
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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