英语词汇“branch”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

branchnoun [ C ]

uk/brɑːntʃ/us/bræntʃ/

branch noun [ C ] (PART)

B2 a part of something larger:

Immunology is a branch of biological science.

One branch of their family (= one group of relatives) emigrated to Brazil.

In the US, the president is part of the executive branch of the government.

B1 one of the offices or groups that form part of a large business organization:

I used to work in the local branch of a large bank.

She's a branch manager.

Take the forms into your local branch office.

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The bank has three branches in Norwich, and over three hundred countrywide.
Police officers from the organized crime branch have raided solicitors' offices in central London.
The customer has only to bring the goods in to any branch and an immediate, no-questions-asked refund or replacement will be provided.
To contact our Australian branch, email us at info@cambridge.edu.au.
The company has announced the closure of several of its rural branches.

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Words meaning parts of things

back end
bifurcation
body
cartridge
chunk
compartment
element
item
module
neck
piece
section
segment
segmental
side
snatch
spare
sub
subsection
third

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Office practices

branch noun [ C ] (TREE PART)

B1 one of the parts of a tree that grows out from the main trunk and has leaves, flowers, or fruit on it:

bare/leafy/flowering branches

The fruit on the lower branches was protected from the sun.

Watch out for overhanging branches.

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Parts of plants

aerial root
bud
cambium
cane
corm
cotyledon
fig leaf
frond
lamina
leafless
lily pad
meristem
micropyle
nectary
needle
rootstock
testa
the treetops
trunk
twig

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branch noun [ C ] (RIVER/ROAD)

a part of a river or road that leaves the main part:

This branch of the river eventually empties into the Atlantic.

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Parts of watercourses

artesian well
basin
confluence
delta
drainage basin
estuary
firth
geyser
head
lock
lock-keeper
meander
midstream
mooring
reach
spring
towpath
tributary
water table
weir

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branch noun [ C ] (BLOOD VESSEL)

specialized medical a smaller blood vessel or nerve that grows out of the main part

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Substances & structures in the body

abductor
accessorius
adductor
agonist
amyloid
atheroma
caecum
grey matter
gyrus
hallucis
hilum
hilus
lymph vessel
peptic
periosteum
peritoneal
peritoneum
phosphatase
vitreous humour
xiphoid

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branchverb [ I ]

uk/brɑːntʃ/us/bræntʃ/

branch verb [ I ] (TREE)

to produce branches:

The top of the tree had been cut off to encourage it to branch (out) lower down.

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Separating and dividing

atomize
bifurcate
bifurcation
bisect
borderline
breakdown
disestablish
dismember
dissociate
dissociate yourself from sth
disunite
divide
drift
pull sth/sb apart
quarter
ravel
resolve
resolve sth into sth
rive
tear 1

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branch verb [ I ] (SPLIT)

to divide into two:

The road branches at the bottom of the hill.

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Separating and dividing

atomize
bifurcate
bifurcation
bisect
borderline
breakdown
disestablish
dismember
dissociate
dissociate yourself from sth
disunite
divide
drift
pull sth/sb apart
quarter
ravel
resolve
resolve sth into sth
rive
tear 1

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Phrasal verb(s)

branch off

branch off sth

branch out

单词	branch
释义	Contents noun (4) branch (PART) branch (TREE PART) branch (RIVER/ROAD) branch (BLOOD VESSEL) verb (2) branch (TREE) branch (SPLIT) Contents noun (2) branch (TREE PART) branch (PART) verb (1) branch (SEPARATE) Contents noun (2) branch (1) branch (2) English American Business branchnoun [ C ] uk/brɑːntʃ/us/bræntʃ/ branch noun [ C ] (PART) B2 a part of something larger: Immunology is a branch of biological science. One branch of their family (= one group of relatives) emigrated to Brazil. In the US, the president is part of the executive branch of the government. B1 one of the offices or groups that form part of a large business organization: I used to work in the local branch of a large bank. She's a branch manager. Take the forms into your local branch office. More examples The bank has three branches in Norwich, and over three hundred countrywide. Police officers from the organized crime branch have raided solicitors' offices in central London. The customer has only to bring the goods in to any branch and an immediate, no-questions-asked refund or replacement will be provided. To contact our Australian branch, email us at info@cambridge.edu.au. The company has announced the closure of several of its rural branches. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Words meaning parts of things back end bifurcation body cartridge chunk compartment element item module neck piece section segment segmental side snatch spare sub subsection third See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Office practices branch noun [ C ] (TREE PART) B1 one of the parts of a tree that grows out from the main trunk and has leaves, flowers, or fruit on it: bare/leafy/flowering branches The fruit on the lower branches was protected from the sun. Watch out for overhanging branches. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Parts of plants aerial root bud cambium cane corm cotyledon fig leaf frond lamina leafless lily pad meristem micropyle nectary needle rootstock testa the treetops trunk twig See more results » branch noun [ C ] (RIVER/ROAD) a part of a river or road that leaves the main part: This branch of the river eventually empties into the Atlantic. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Parts of watercourses artesian well basin confluence delta drainage basin estuary firth geyser head lock lock-keeper meander midstream mooring reach spring towpath tributary water table weir See more results » branch noun [ C ] (BLOOD VESSEL) specialized medical a smaller blood vessel or nerve that grows out of the main part Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Substances & structures in the body abductor accessorius adductor agonist amyloid atheroma caecum grey matter gyrus hallucis hilum hilus lymph vessel peptic periosteum peritoneal peritoneum phosphatase vitreous humour xiphoid See more results » branchverb [ I ] uk/brɑːntʃ/us/bræntʃ/ branch verb [ I ] (TREE) to produce branches: The top of the tree had been cut off to encourage it to branch (out) lower down. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Separating and dividing atomize bifurcate bifurcation bisect borderline breakdown disestablish dismember dissociate dissociate yourself from sth disunite divide drift *pull sth/sb* apart quarter ravel resolve** resolve sth into sth rive tear 1 See more results » branch verb [ I ] (SPLIT) to divide into two: The road branches at the bottom of the hill. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Separating and dividing atomize bifurcate bifurcation bisect borderline breakdown disestablish dismember dissociate dissociate yourself from sth disunite divide drift *pull sth/sb* apart quarter ravel resolve** resolve sth into sth rive tear 1 See more results » Phrasal verb(s) branch off branch off sth branch out branchnoun [ C ] us/bræntʃ/ branch noun [ C ] (TREE PART) one of the parts of a tree that grows out from the main trunk and has leaves, flowers, or fruit on it: After the storm, the ground was covered with twigs and branches. fig. This branch of the river (= lesser part that joins the main flow) eventually empties into the Atlantic Ocean. branch noun [ C ] (PART) a part of something larger: Pediatrics is a branch of medicine (= a subject that is part of a larger subject). A branch is one of the offices or groups that form part of a large business organization: a local branch of the bank branchverb [ I ] us/bræntʃ/ branch verb [ I ] (SEPARATE) to separate from a main part and go in a new direction: fig. We drove down a narrow track that branched off from the main road . Phrasal verb(s) branch out branchnoun [ C ] uk/brɑːnʃ/us COMMERCE one of the local offices of a large company, such as a bank, which is open to the public: to close/open a branch Many banks have promoted online services and closed branches. a branch of sth You should be able to walk into a branch of the building society anywhere in the country to deposit or withdraw money. Contact your local branch to arrange an appointment with a consultant. She has been a customer of the same bank branch for decades. The company operates in 18 states and has 45 branch offices. a domestic/foreign/overseas branch GOVERNMENT a division of a government or large organization with a particular responsibility: the executive/legislative/judicial branch The authority lets the executive branch draft trade deals that Congress could reject but not change. This latest investigation is being held by the disciplinary branch of the accountancy profession.
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branchnoun [ C ]

branch noun [ C ] (PART)

branch noun [ C ] (TREE PART)

branch noun [ C ] (RIVER/ROAD)

branch noun [ C ] (BLOOD VESSEL)

branchverb [ I ]

branch verb [ I ] (TREE)

branch verb [ I ] (SPLIT)

Phrasal verb(s)

branchnoun [ C ]

branch noun [ C ] (TREE PART)

branch noun [ C ] (PART)

branchverb [ I ]

branch verb [ I ] (SEPARATE)

Phrasal verb(s)

branchnoun [ C ]