branch
branch
brænʧ
brānch
British pronunciation
/brɑːntʃ/

Definition & Meaning of "branch"in English

Branch
01

a store, office, etc. that belongs to a larger business, organization, etc. and is representing it in a certain area

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The bank opened a new branch in the city center to better serve its growing customer base.
02

a part of a tree divided into some other parts on which the leaves grow

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The children climbed the sturdy branch of the oak tree, enjoying the view from high up.
03

a subdivision or a group of members of an extended family sharing the same ancestors

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The reunion brought together every branch of the extended family, some of whom had n't seen each other in decades.
04

an extension or projection resembling an arm in shape or function

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The sculpture 's branches gave it a human-like form.
05

a smaller part of a river that is separated from the main and larger part

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The canoe drifted down a quiet branch of the river, away from the bustling main channel.
06

a result or offshoot arising naturally from an existing development or source

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The new division is a branch of the parent company.
07

a secondary or lesser-used road or path that diverges from a main road or path

What is a "branch"?

A branch is a smaller road or path that splits off from a main road or trail. It typically serves as a secondary route and may lead to a less traveled or less important location. Branches can be found in both rural and urban areas, offering access to neighborhoods, small towns, or specific destinations. While not as frequently used as the main roads, branches play an important role in providing alternative routes and connecting different areas.

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We took a left turn onto a narrow branch off the highway, leading us to a scenic route through the mountains.
08

a subdivision of a larger system or concept

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Mathematics has many branches, including algebra and geometry.
to branch
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to divide into two or more separate paths or divisions

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The river branched into two smaller streams as it flowed through the valley.
02

to grow or extend new branches from the main trunk or stem of a tree or plant

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In spring, the apple tree begins to branch, producing delicate blossoms that will eventually yield fruit.
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