Definition of offshoot in English:

offshoot

noun ˈɒfʃuːt

1A side shoot or branch on a plant.
Example sentencesExamples
- Not a few of the townsfolk, or their ancestors, more likely, have gone so far as to plant offshoots of the fruit-bearing specimens in their own gardens.
- The flowers are probably wind-pollinated, and the plants can reproduce vegetatively by lateral offshoots, and by rhizomes.
- Also inside the aloe vera plant had grown 3 offshoots which were getting to be a couple of inches high - time to repot them on their own.
- Pistia stratiotes L. is a free-floating aquatic angiosperm that can reproduce rapidly by vegetative offshoots from stolons.
- After a female offshoot is planted it will be five years before there is a commercial crop of 30-40 pounds of dates.
Synonyms
side shoot, shoot, sucker, tendril, runner, scion, slip, offset, sprout, sprig, stem, twig, branch, bough, limb, spur
technical stolon
1. 1.1 A thing that develops from something else.
  commercial offshoots of universities
  Example sentencesExamples
  The company was an umbrella organisation for a string of offshoots providing doctors and other specialists to any hospital needing to cover staffing gaps.
  Connect was set up as an offshoot of Edinburgh University five years ago.
  The experience gained there obviously didn't go astray as she now has a thriving business, which developed as an offshoot to the Country Markets.
  I accept this penchant may have developed as an offshoot from my dislike of thongs, but it's grown up big and strong into a whole new preference in itself.
  The luminous mould has been developed by researchers at the commercial offshoot of the school of biological sciences at Edinburgh University.
  The product was developed as an offshoot of the biological warfare programme.
  Certainly there was no shopping centre along with the myriad offshoot of shops that development has spawned.
  It will create jobs, attract a pool of educated researches, and have economic offshoots, like the commercialisation of biotechnology discovered at the institute.
  The encouragement of smuggling was also an offshoot of this co-operation.
  With fifteen volumes to its name, it hinted that, at the very least, it wasn't the small offshoot of Disco that many have believed before.
  Reading skills in the age of deconstruction and its many theoretical offshoots have apparently followed required Shakespeare courses into oblivion.
  This organization was founded in 1983 as an offshoot from Wageningen Agricultural University.
  He's been brought in to produce the latest Star Wars offshoot - Star Wars: Clone Wars.
  That is often a criticism of the way administrative law developed in England and the way its offshoots have developed.
  Zen practice developed in India as an offshoot of Buddhism.
  An offshoot of the actor's production company, the website serves a variety of functions.
  Tonight, you can check out yet another product of the creative collaborations and musical offshoots of these two bands.
  Stuedemann and his colleagues developed the urine test as an offshoot of their vaccine work.
  It is an offshoot of an effective Meningitis Hib vaccine introduced in Finland which effectively solved one of the major hurdles - providing long term effectiveness.
  Is this an HDTV offshoot or something proprietary that Moviebeam developed in-house?
  Synonyms
  subsidiary, branch, derivative, adjunct, appendage
  outcome, result, effect, consequence, upshot, product, by-product, spin-off, ramification, development, outgrowth

Definition of offshoot in US English:

offshoot

noun

1A side shoot or branch on a plant.
Example sentencesExamples
- After a female offshoot is planted it will be five years before there is a commercial crop of 30-40 pounds of dates.
- Also inside the aloe vera plant had grown 3 offshoots which were getting to be a couple of inches high - time to repot them on their own.
- Pistia stratiotes L. is a free-floating aquatic angiosperm that can reproduce rapidly by vegetative offshoots from stolons.
- The flowers are probably wind-pollinated, and the plants can reproduce vegetatively by lateral offshoots, and by rhizomes.
- Not a few of the townsfolk, or their ancestors, more likely, have gone so far as to plant offshoots of the fruit-bearing specimens in their own gardens.
Synonyms
side shoot, shoot, sucker, tendril, runner, scion, slip, offset, sprout, sprig, stem, twig, branch, bough, limb, spur
1. 1.1 A thing that originated or developed from something else.
  commercial offshoots of universities
  Example sentencesExamples
  The experience gained there obviously didn't go astray as she now has a thriving business, which developed as an offshoot to the Country Markets.
  Reading skills in the age of deconstruction and its many theoretical offshoots have apparently followed required Shakespeare courses into oblivion.
  Stuedemann and his colleagues developed the urine test as an offshoot of their vaccine work.
  He's been brought in to produce the latest Star Wars offshoot - Star Wars: Clone Wars.
  The luminous mould has been developed by researchers at the commercial offshoot of the school of biological sciences at Edinburgh University.
  Tonight, you can check out yet another product of the creative collaborations and musical offshoots of these two bands.
  Zen practice developed in India as an offshoot of Buddhism.
  Is this an HDTV offshoot or something proprietary that Moviebeam developed in-house?
  The product was developed as an offshoot of the biological warfare programme.
  Certainly there was no shopping centre along with the myriad offshoot of shops that development has spawned.
  I accept this penchant may have developed as an offshoot from my dislike of thongs, but it's grown up big and strong into a whole new preference in itself.
  The encouragement of smuggling was also an offshoot of this co-operation.
  It is an offshoot of an effective Meningitis Hib vaccine introduced in Finland which effectively solved one of the major hurdles - providing long term effectiveness.
  That is often a criticism of the way administrative law developed in England and the way its offshoots have developed.
  With fifteen volumes to its name, it hinted that, at the very least, it wasn't the small offshoot of Disco that many have believed before.
  The company was an umbrella organisation for a string of offshoots providing doctors and other specialists to any hospital needing to cover staffing gaps.
  It will create jobs, attract a pool of educated researches, and have economic offshoots, like the commercialisation of biotechnology discovered at the institute.
  An offshoot of the actor's production company, the website serves a variety of functions.
  This organization was founded in 1983 as an offshoot from Wageningen Agricultural University.
  Connect was set up as an offshoot of Edinburgh University five years ago.
  Synonyms
  subsidiary, branch, derivative, adjunct, appendage
  outcome, result, effect, consequence, upshot, product, by-product, spin-off, ramification, development, outgrowth

单词	offshoot
释义	Definition of offshoot in English: offshoot noun ˈɒfʃuːt 1A side shoot or branch on a plant. Example sentencesExamples Not a few of the townsfolk, or their ancestors, more likely, have gone so far as to plant offshoots of the fruit-bearing specimens in their own gardens. The flowers are probably wind-pollinated, and the plants can reproduce vegetatively by lateral offshoots, and by rhizomes. Also inside the aloe vera plant had grown 3 offshoots which were getting to be a couple of inches high - time to repot them on their own. Pistia stratiotes L. is a free-floating aquatic angiosperm that can reproduce rapidly by vegetative offshoots from stolons. After a female offshoot is planted it will be five years before there is a commercial crop of 30-40 pounds of dates. Synonyms side shoot, shoot, sucker, tendril, runner, scion, slip, offset, sprout, sprig, stem, twig, branch, bough, limb, spur technical stolon 1.1 A thing that develops from something else. commercial offshoots of universities Example sentencesExamples The company was an umbrella organisation for a string of offshoots providing doctors and other specialists to any hospital needing to cover staffing gaps. Connect was set up as an offshoot of Edinburgh University five years ago. The experience gained there obviously didn't go astray as she now has a thriving business, which developed as an offshoot to the Country Markets. I accept this penchant may have developed as an offshoot from my dislike of thongs, but it's grown up big and strong into a whole new preference in itself. The luminous mould has been developed by researchers at the commercial offshoot of the school of biological sciences at Edinburgh University. The product was developed as an offshoot of the biological warfare programme. Certainly there was no shopping centre along with the myriad offshoot of shops that development has spawned. It will create jobs, attract a pool of educated researches, and have economic offshoots, like the commercialisation of biotechnology discovered at the institute. The encouragement of smuggling was also an offshoot of this co-operation. With fifteen volumes to its name, it hinted that, at the very least, it wasn't the small offshoot of Disco that many have believed before. Reading skills in the age of deconstruction and its many theoretical offshoots have apparently followed required Shakespeare courses into oblivion. This organization was founded in 1983 as an offshoot from Wageningen Agricultural University. He's been brought in to produce the latest Star Wars offshoot - Star Wars: Clone Wars. That is often a criticism of the way administrative law developed in England and the way its offshoots have developed. Zen practice developed in India as an offshoot of Buddhism. An offshoot of the actor's production company, the website serves a variety of functions. Tonight, you can check out yet another product of the creative collaborations and musical offshoots of these two bands. Stuedemann and his colleagues developed the urine test as an offshoot of their vaccine work. It is an offshoot of an effective Meningitis Hib vaccine introduced in Finland which effectively solved one of the major hurdles - providing long term effectiveness. Is this an HDTV offshoot or something proprietary that Moviebeam developed in-house? Synonyms subsidiary, branch, derivative, adjunct, appendage outcome, result, effect, consequence, upshot, product, by-product, spin-off, ramification, development, outgrowth Definition of offshoot in US English: offshoot noun 1A side shoot or branch on a plant. Example sentencesExamples After a female offshoot is planted it will be five years before there is a commercial crop of 30-40 pounds of dates. Also inside the aloe vera plant had grown 3 offshoots which were getting to be a couple of inches high - time to repot them on their own. Pistia stratiotes L. is a free-floating aquatic angiosperm that can reproduce rapidly by vegetative offshoots from stolons. The flowers are probably wind-pollinated, and the plants can reproduce vegetatively by lateral offshoots, and by rhizomes. Not a few of the townsfolk, or their ancestors, more likely, have gone so far as to plant offshoots of the fruit-bearing specimens in their own gardens. Synonyms side shoot, shoot, sucker, tendril, runner, scion, slip, offset, sprout, sprig, stem, twig, branch, bough, limb, spur 1.1 A thing that originated or developed from something else. commercial offshoots of universities Example sentencesExamples The experience gained there obviously didn't go astray as she now has a thriving business, which developed as an offshoot to the Country Markets. Reading skills in the age of deconstruction and its many theoretical offshoots have apparently followed required Shakespeare courses into oblivion. Stuedemann and his colleagues developed the urine test as an offshoot of their vaccine work. He's been brought in to produce the latest Star Wars offshoot - Star Wars: Clone Wars. The luminous mould has been developed by researchers at the commercial offshoot of the school of biological sciences at Edinburgh University. Tonight, you can check out yet another product of the creative collaborations and musical offshoots of these two bands. Zen practice developed in India as an offshoot of Buddhism. Is this an HDTV offshoot or something proprietary that Moviebeam developed in-house? The product was developed as an offshoot of the biological warfare programme. Certainly there was no shopping centre along with the myriad offshoot of shops that development has spawned. I accept this penchant may have developed as an offshoot from my dislike of thongs, but it's grown up big and strong into a whole new preference in itself. The encouragement of smuggling was also an offshoot of this co-operation. It is an offshoot of an effective Meningitis Hib vaccine introduced in Finland which effectively solved one of the major hurdles - providing long term effectiveness. That is often a criticism of the way administrative law developed in England and the way its offshoots have developed. With fifteen volumes to its name, it hinted that, at the very least, it wasn't the small offshoot of Disco that many have believed before. The company was an umbrella organisation for a string of offshoots providing doctors and other specialists to any hospital needing to cover staffing gaps. It will create jobs, attract a pool of educated researches, and have economic offshoots, like the commercialisation of biotechnology discovered at the institute. An offshoot of the actor's production company, the website serves a variety of functions. This organization was founded in 1983 as an offshoot from Wageningen Agricultural University. Connect was set up as an offshoot of Edinburgh University five years ago. Synonyms subsidiary, branch, derivative, adjunct, appendage outcome, result, effect, consequence, upshot, product, by-product, spin-off, ramification, development, outgrowth
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