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Meanings of branch in English
Portuguese
ramificar-se Catalan
ramificar-se Divide into two or more branches so as to form a fork.
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Usage of branch in English
1
Fear may lead euro governments to offer the UK an olive branch.
2
Four stores in Japan followed, along with a London branch last year.
3
The ANC London branch announces a new direction taken in its leadership.
4
The lower branch became the Brachiopods; the more advanced branch the Molluscs.
5
Nor has he fulfilled a role at a state branch of government.
6
The PBY buttons control the defensive branch of the country's military power.
7
I think we can do better than a tree branch,' he said.
8
Several months later, you can see the fruit clustered along the branch.
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Their light forms glimmered in the branch shadows of the budding quince.
10
Porat attributed the increase to integration costs, including branch consolidation and advertising.
11
On Thursday, police searched the Moscow offices of Open Russia's Russian branch.
12
The Loftus branch of the family are in possession of the Hall.
13
I hope the skinny branch is strong enough to hold my weight.
14
He chose the loftiest branch of the loftiest oak in the forest.
15
The time has come for a root-and-branch revolution of the LGBT experience.
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It joins the Zamoskvoretskaya branch and the Red Line,' said the commander.
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Ireland
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South Africa
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Australia
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