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单词 branch
释义
branch
noun[C]
uk
/brɑːntʃ/us
/bræntʃ/

branchnoun[C](PART)

B2
apartof somethinglarger:
一部分；支族，旁系
Immunology is a branchofbiologicalscience.免疫学是生物科学的一个分支。
One branchoftheirfamily(= onegroupofrelatives)emigratedtoBrazil.他们家族的一支移居到了巴西。
In the US, thepresidentispartof theexecutivebranch of thegovernment.在美国，总统是政府行政分支的一部分。
B1
one of theofficesorgroupsthatformpartof alargebusinessorganization:
分支机构；分部；分行；分店
I used toworkin thelocalbranchofalargebank.我曾在一家大型银行设在当地的分行工作。
She's a branchmanager.她是个分部经理。
Take theformsintoyourlocalbranchoffice.把这些表格带到你们的地方分部。
More examples
  • Thebankhas three branches in Norwich, and over three hundredcountrywide.
  • Policeofficersfrom theorganizedcrimebranch haveraidedsolicitors'officesincentralLondon.
  • Thecustomerhas only tobringthegoodsin to any branch and animmediate,no-questions-askedrefundorreplacementwill beprovided.
  • TocontactourAustralian branch,emailus at info@cambridge.edu.au.
  • Thecompanyhasannouncedtheclosureof several ofitsruralbranches.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Words meaning parts of things
  • back end
  • bifurcation
  • biomarker
  • cartridge
  • cell
  • chunk
  • modularity
  • modularized
  • moiety
  • multi-branched
  • multi-component
  • panel
  • piece
  • sub
  • sub-sector
  • subscale
  • subscience
  • subsection
  • subsegment
  • unit
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Office practices

branchnoun[C](TREE PART)

B1
one of thepartsof atreethatgrowsout from themaintrunkand hasleaves,flowers, orfruiton it:
树枝
bare/leafy/floweringbranches光秃秃／叶子茂密／开满花的树枝
Thefruiton thelowerbranches wasprotectedfrom thesun.下边树枝上的果子见不到阳光。
Watch out foroverhangingbranches.小心下垂的树枝。
picture of branch
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Parts of plants
  • bilobed
  • blade
  • bough
  • bulb
  • calyx
  • caning
  • cascara sagrada
  • corolla
  • endodermis
  • needle
  • outgrowth
  • rhizome
  • simple leaf
  • spine
  • stoma
  • tea leaf
  • variegation
  • vascular
  • veined
  • vesicle
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branchnoun[C](RIVER/ROAD)

apartof ariverorroadthatleavesthemainpart:
支流；岔路
This branch of therivereventuallyemptiesinto the Atlantic.大河的这条支流最终注入大西洋。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Parts of watercourses
  • artesian well
  • backwater
  • basin
  • confluence
  • drainage basin
  • estuarine
  • firth
  • head
  • interbasin
  • interchannel
  • lock
  • lock-keeper
  • meander
  • mooring
  • narrows
  • reach
  • spring
  • tributary
  • water table
  • weir
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branchnoun[C](BLOOD VESSEL)

medicalspecialized
asmallerbloodvesselornervethatgrowsout of themainpart
（血管）分枝
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Substances & structures in the body
  • abductor
  • accessorius
  • adductor
  • adenoid
  • agonist
  • gracilis
  • grey matter
  • groove
  • gyrus
  • hallucis
  • oxytocin
  • papilla
  • papillary
  • parietal
  • pecten
  • vesica
  • vesical
  • vesicle
  • vestibular
  • vestibule
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branch
verb[I]
uk
/brɑːntʃ/us
/bræntʃ/

branchverb[I](TREE)

toproducebranches:
出枝；发出新枝
Thetopof thetreehad beencutoff toencourageit to branch(out)lowerdown.树冠已被砍去，目的是为了促使它从下面抽出新枝。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Separating and dividing
  • apheresis
  • atomize
  • bifurcate
  • bifurcation
  • bisect
  • clove
  • cloven
  • dissociate
  • dissociateyourselffromsomething
  • dissociation
  • disunite
  • disunity
  • fracture
  • hive
  • polarize
  • polarized
  • polarizer
  • prophase
  • pull
  • unravel
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branchverb[I](SPLIT)

todivideinto two:
分岔，岔开
Theroadbranches at thebottomof thehill.公路在山脚下分岔。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Separating and dividing
  • apheresis
  • atomize
  • bifurcate
  • bifurcation
  • bisect
  • clove
  • cloven
  • dissociate
  • dissociateyourselffromsomething
  • dissociation
  • disunite
  • disunity
  • fracture
  • hive
  • polarize
  • polarized
  • polarizer
  • prophase
  • pull
  • unravel
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Phrasal verbs

branch off
branch offsomething
branch out
(Definition ofbranchfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

branch| American Dictionary

branch
noun[C]
us
/bræntʃ/

branchnoun[C](TREE PART)

one of thepartsof atreethatgrowsout from themaintrunkand hasleaves,flowers, orfruiton it:
After thestorm, thegroundwascoveredwithtwigsand branches.
fig.This branch of theriver(=lesserpartthatjoinsthemainflow)eventuallyemptiesinto the Atlantic Ocean.

branchnoun[C](PART)

apartof somethinglarger:
Pediatrics is a branch ofmedicine(= asubjectthat ispartof alargersubject).
A branch is one of theofficesorgroupsthatformpartof alargebusinessorganization:
alocalbranch of thebank
branch
verb[I]
us
/bræntʃ/

branchverb[I](SEPARATE)

toseparatefrom amainpartand go in a newdirection:
fig.Wedrovedown anarrowtrackthat branched off from themainroad.

Phrasal verb

branch out
(Definition ofbranchfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

branch| Business English

branch
noun[C]
uk
/brɑːnʃ/us
COMMERCE
one of thelocalofficesof alargecompany, such as abank, which isopento thepublic:
to close/open a branchManybankshavepromotedonlineservicesandclosedbranches.
a branch of sthYou should beabletowalkinto a branch of thebuildingsocietyanywherein thecountrytodepositorwithdrawmoney.
Contactyourlocalbranchtoarrangeanappointmentwith aconsultant.
She has been acustomerof the samebankbranchfordecades.
Thecompanyoperatesin 18statesand has 45branchoffices.
adomestic/foreign/overseasbranch
GOVERNMENT
adivisionof agovernmentorlargeorganizationwith aparticularresponsibility:
the executive/legislative/judicial branchTheauthorityletstheexecutivebranchdrafttradedealsthatCongresscouldrejectbut notchange.
Thislatestinvestigationis beingheldby thedisciplinarybranch of theaccountancyprofession.
(Definition ofbranchfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofbranch

branch
For the arterial trunks, this is an easy matter, since the pattern of branching permits ready distinction of an aorta from a pulmonary trunk.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The reaction rule edit represents the edition of anybranch.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Thus, an enormous block on abranchdefined by a right endpoint can be essentially replaced by large subblocks corresponding to left endpoints.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The former tries to delay some computations while the second drives different computations through a tree of branching paths.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Three independent branches can be seen: degeneracy has been removed by breaking symmetry through displacement of one of the jets.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The level of expression of the 6 isoform in the cells of the right bundlebranchwas always lower than that of the surrounding myocardium.
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Structural damage to each tree was recorded: trunk snap,branchdamage, bark damage, or a leaning bole.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Periods of maps on trees with all branching points fixed.
From theCambridge English Corpus
A gap between sparsely and profusely branched trees was apparent.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The data are means of the number of fruits formed on branches of three different trees.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The practice of inferring the activity of either autonomicbranchfrom heart rate alone is outdated and unlikely to be fruitful in the future.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Unlike a quasi-judicial agency, this quasilegislative agency was neither independent of the executive, the judicial, nor the legislativebranch, respectively.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The sicula is not visible; one first-orderbranchdivides quickly producing two second-order stipes with five and seven autothecae respectively.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The notion of sectoral specialisation is supported by anotherbranchof recent analysis which involves understanding differences in the characteristics of firm owners.
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The probability of different outcomes at eachbranchwas derived from data collected during this programme.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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Collocationswithbranch

branch

These are words often used in combination withbranch.

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axon branch
It has fewer terminal collaterals than axon branch 2 and the collaterals are short, unbranched processes with terminal boutons.
From theCambridge English Corpus
branch of government
From the questions propounded by visitors one is convinced that too little is known of thisbranchofgovernmentservice.
From theCambridge English Corpus
branch of mathematics
Rather, they appear as a tacit code shared by practitioners of a givenbranchofmathematics.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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