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Branch
01
sucursal, filial
a store, office, etc. that belongs to a larger business, organization, etc. and is representing it in a certain area
Ejemplos
The company 's branch in New York handles all the east coast operations and customer service inquiries.
La sucursal de la empresa en Nueva York maneja todas las operaciones de la costa este y las consultas de servicio al cliente.
02
rama
a part of a tree divided into some other parts on which the leaves grow
Ejemplos
The storm caused several branches to fall from the trees in the backyard, creating a mess to clean up.
La tormenta hizo que varias ramas cayeran de los árboles en el patio trasero, creando un desorden que limpiar.
03
rama
a subdivision or a group of members of an extended family sharing the same ancestors
Ejemplos
Each branch of the family contributed stories and photographs to the comprehensive family history book.
Cada rama de la familia contribuyó con historias y fotografías al libro completo de historia familiar.
04
an extension or projection resembling an arm in shape or function
Ejemplos
The branches of the candelabrum supported flickering candles.
05
brazo
a smaller part of a river that is separated from the main and larger part
Ejemplos
During the flood, the branch of the river swelled, inundating the surrounding fields.
Durante la inundación, la rama del río se hinchó, inundando los campos circundantes.
06
a result or offshoot arising naturally from an existing development or source
Ejemplos
The charity formed a branch focused on education.
07
ramal, desviación
a secondary or lesser-used road or path that diverges from a main road or path
Ejemplos
The old farmhouse was hidden away down a winding branch that few knew about.
La antigua granja estaba escondida al final de un camino secundario que pocos conocían.
08
rama, división
a subdivision of a larger system or concept
Ejemplos
Philosophy is a broad field with several branches, like ethics and metaphysics.
La filosofía es un campo amplio con varias ramas, como la ética y la metafísica.
to branch
01
dividir, ramificarse
to divide into two or more separate paths or divisions
Intransitive
Ejemplos
At many intersections, roads separate, branching into various directions.
En muchas intersecciones, las carreteras se separan, ramificándose en varias direcciones.
02
ramificar, ramificarse
to grow or extend new branches from the main trunk or stem of a tree or plant
Intransitive
Ejemplos
As the vine matured, it branched profusely, covering the trellis with lush foliage.
A medida que la vid maduraba, se ramificaba profusamente, cubriendo el enrejado con un follaje frondoso.
Árbol Léxico
branchial
branchless
branchlet
branch
