Ramas (en. Branches)

/ˈramas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
noun
Woody extensions of a tree or bush.
The branches of the tree swayed with the wind.
Las ramas del árbol se movían con el viento.
Divisions of a topic or concept.
The project has several branches of research.
El proyecto tiene varias ramas de investigación.
Components or parts of a system.
The different branches of management are integrated into planning.
Las diferentes ramas de la administración se integran en la planificación.

Etymology

From the Latin 'ramus', which means 'branch'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

branches of knowledge
Specific areas of study within a discipline.
ramas de conocimiento
to marry into a family
Joining families through marriage, often used in historical contexts.
casarse por la rama

Related Words

trunk
The central part of a tree that supports the branches.
tronco
leaves
Green structures on the branches that are essential for photosynthesis.
hojas
root
The part of the tree that is underground, anchoring the plant.
raíz

Slang Meanings

Some branches of a business
That restaurant is just one of the branches of their culinary empire.
Ese restaurante es solo una de las ramas de su imperio culinario.
To get along well with someone, as in 'they have good vibes'.
They always have good vibes; they get along very well.
Siempre tienen buena rama, se llevan muy bien.