branch

US /bræntʃ/

UK /brɑ:ntʃ/

A2TOEIC
n.NounPart of a family related to the same members
She is from my great-grandfather's branch of the family
n.NounPart of organization with a specific function
I used to work in that branch of the company before I came to this office
n.NounPart of a tree growing outward from the trunk
Please help me, my kite is stuck on that branch
n.NounOne of several streams combining to create a river
They sailed up the west branch of the river
n.NounLocal office or store of a bank or large company
Theo went to the nearest branch of his bank to put in the money
n.Noun(Often secret) group or subgroup of a religion
The Orthodox church is the most common Christian branch in Russia
v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To separate away from the main part
There are underground tunnels that branch off and run throughout the whole city
n.NounSpecific area of knowledge or study
Algebra is the only branch of mathematics that Douglas enjoys
v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To extend in a new direction; diverge.
The road branches off to the left after the bridge.

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