branched

UK
/brɑːntʃt/
US
/bræntʃt/

Translations

branchedadjective
more branched
Comp.
most branched
Super.
UK
/brɑːnʧt/
US
/brænʧt/
The tree has a branched structure.
У дерева разветвлённая структура.
branchverb

branched

Past Simple

branched
Past Simple
branched
Past Participle
branching
Gerund
UK
/brɑːntʃ/
US
/bræntʃ/
The road begins to branch into two paths.
Дорога начинает разветвляться на два пути.
Additional translations
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Definitions

branchedadjective
Having parts that extend from a main part or stem, resembling branches.
The branched coral formations created a stunning underwater landscape.
Divided into or having subdivisions or offshoots.
The branched network of roads made it easy to reach different parts of the city.
(Chemistry) Describing a molecular chain that possesses side chains attached to the main chain.
Isobutane is a branched alkane, whereas n-butane has a straight chain.
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.