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Meaning & Definition of Branch in English

English

Branch

A part of a tree that grows out from the trunk or from a bough.


Pronunciation:

/bræntʃ/

Part of Speech:

noun, verb

Plural:

branches

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: A division or subdivision of a larger entity.

    Example Sentence: The company has opened a new branch in the city.

  • Definition: A part of a tree or plant that grows out from the trunk.

    Example Sentence: The branch broke off during the storm.

  • Definition: A stream or brook that flows into a larger body of water.

    Example Sentence: The river has several branches leading into it.

  • Definition: A branch of knowledge or study.

    Example Sentence: She is majoring in the branch of biology.

  • Definition: To diverge or extend from a main point.

    Example Sentence: The path branches off into two directions.

Etymology

Origin: Middle English branche, from Old French branche, from Vulgar Latin *branca.

Synonyms

twiglimbdivisionsectionoffshoot

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • branch out: To expand one's interests or activities.
  • dead branch: A branch that is no longer living.
  • branch of knowledge: A specific field of study.

Translations

  • Spanish: rama
  • French: branche
  • German: Zweig
  • Russian: ветвь

Related Words

  • twig: A small branch or division of a branch.
  • bough: A large branch of a tree.
  • foliage: The leaves of a plant.

Slang Meanings of branch

  • Meaning: To branch out

    Example Sentence: He's looking to branch out into new industries.

  • Meaning: Branch manager

    Example Sentence: She is the branch manager at the local bank.