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Meanings of branch (branches) in English
Synonyms
Examples for "arm"
Examples for "arm"
1
There's this, however.' He made a pass and his left arm disappeared.
2
Local governments, not Congress, should decide whether to arm teachers, he said.
3
Shamyl said, The good news is that his arm is not broken.
4
That arm that will take you directly to the sea, he said.
5
He snaked a hand out-hisright hand, of course-andgrabbed my arm.
1
However, high limb recurrence rates and short duration of response need improvement.
2
We try to provide them with the limb as soon as possible.
3
Results: The common presenting features were spastic limb weakness and back pain.
4
CLI has a high short-term risk of limb loss and cardiovascular events.
5
Generally, the risk of distal limb fracture increased with increasing horse age.
1
Graves said the society wanted the subdivision's design to protect the bats.
2
A relocated house in a new Christchurch subdivision has upset the neighbours.
3
Immediate population eighty-seven adult humans, subdivision fifty-three Higher; nineteen children under twelve.
4
Additionally, the Company is involved in the acquisition and subdivision of land.
5
Cabra Developments says it was ready to go with a large subdivision.
Portuguese
ramificar-se Catalan
ramificar-se Divide into two or more branches so as to form a fork.
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Usage of branches in English
1
Labour said the first branches could be sold off within a year.
2
Relatives turn up, leave, come back; or maybe new branches keep arriving.
3
The branches will be open seven days a week, with extended hours.
4
Results: Embolization of the mesenteric branches was technically successful in all cases.
5
Data from other branches of the armed services was not immediately available.
6
Senior executive branches want her gone for alleged corruption and political misgivings.
7
Bank branches are staying open where possible, but with shorter opening hours.
8
He said all branches would close except the water and electricity authorities.
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But conflict between the branches of government is commonplace in our history.
10
CBA will implement new business banking employees across regional and metropolitan branches.
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The acquisition brings the number of branches in the region to 29.
12
Last year two branches of a supermarket called WeFood opened in Copenhagen.
13
Case 4 branches out into lose, lose, win and lose, lose, lose.
14
Your Guide Through The Mortgage Market is available from First Active branches.
15
This central trunk then divides into a limited number of major branches.
16
The German discount stores are continuing to open branches all over Ireland.
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United Kingdom
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South Africa
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