branch 的英语意思
branchbranch1 /brɑːntʃ $ bræntʃ/ noun [countable] 
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of a tree a part of a tree that grows out from the trunk (=main stem) and that has leaves, fruit, or smaller branches growing from it树枝；从树干（即主茎）长出、其上生有叶子、果实或更小枝条的部分: 
After the storm, the ground was littered with twigs and branches.暴风雨过后，地上散落着细枝和树枝。 The topmost branches were full of birds.最高处的树枝上停满了鸟。2of a business/shop/company etc a local business, shop etc that is part of a larger business etc分店；分公司；隶属于大型企业的地方性机构: The bank has branches all over the country.这家银行在全国各地都设有分行。 a branch office in Boston波士顿的一家分公司 She now works in our Denver branch.她现在在我们的丹佛分公司工作。 Where’s their nearest branch?他们最近的分店在哪里？ They’re planning to open a branch in St. Louis next year.他们计划明年在圣路易斯开设一家分店。 Have you met our branch manager, Mr. Carlson?你见过我们的支店经理卡尔森先生吗？3of government a part of a government or other organization that deals with one particular part of its work（政府或其他机构的）部门；专门负责某一特定工作领域的组成部分: All branches of government are having to cut costs.政府各部门都不得不削减开支。the executive/judicial/legislative branch (=the three main parts of the US government)（即美国政府的三大部门）4of a subject one part of a large subject of study or knowledge大型学科或知识领域的一个分支a branch of mathematics/physics/biology etc5of a family a group of members of a family who all have the same ancestors（家族的）支系；拥有共同祖先的家族成员群体: the wealthy South American branch of the family家族中富有的南美支系6of a river/road etc a smaller less important part of a river, road, or railway that leads away from the larger more important part of it支流；支线；从河流、道路或铁路主干分出的较小、次要部分: The rail company may have to close the branch line to Uckfield.铁路公司可能不得不关闭通往阿克菲尔德的支线。
查看全部语言翻译1of a tree a part of a tree that grows out from the trunk (=main stem) and that has leaves, fruit, or smaller branches growing from it树枝；从树干（即主茎）长出、其上生有叶子、果实或更小枝条的部分: After the storm, the ground was littered with twigs and branches.暴风雨过后，地上散落着细枝和树枝。 The topmost branches were full of birds.最高处的树枝上停满了鸟。2of a business/shop/company etc a local business, shop etc that is part of a larger business etc分店；分公司；隶属于大型企业的地方性机构: The bank has branches all over the country.这家银行在全国各地都设有分行。 a branch office in Boston波士顿的一家分公司 She now works in our Denver branch.她现在在我们的丹佛分公司工作。 Where’s their nearest branch?他们最近的分店在哪里？ They’re planning to open a branch in St. Louis next year.他们计划明年在圣路易斯开设一家分店。 Have you met our branch manager, Mr. Carlson?你见过我们的支店经理卡尔森先生吗？3of government a part of a government or other organization that deals with one particular part of its work（政府或其他机构的）部门；专门负责某一特定工作领域的组成部分: All branches of government are having to cut costs.政府各部门都不得不削减开支。the executive/judicial/legislative branch (=the three main parts of the US government)（即美国政府的三大部门）4of a subject one part of a large subject of study or knowledge大型学科或知识领域的一个分支a branch of mathematics/physics/biology etc5of a family a group of members of a family who all have the same ancestors（家族的）支系；拥有共同祖先的家族成员群体: the wealthy South American branch of the family家族中富有的南美支系6of a river/road etc a smaller less important part of a river, road, or railway that leads away from the larger more important part of it支流；支线；从河流、道路或铁路主干分出的较小、次要部分: The rail company may have to close the branch line to Uckfield.铁路公司可能不得不关闭通往阿克菲尔德的支线。branchbranch2 verb [intransitive] to divide into two or more smaller, narrower, or less important parts（道路、河流等）分叉；分成两条或多条较小、较窄或次要的部分: When you reach the village green, the street branches into two.到了村庄绿地，这条街就分成了两条。branch off phrasal verb1if a road, passage, railway etc branches off from another road etc, it separates from it and goes in a different direction（道路、通道、铁路等）从另一条道路等分叉出去；与主路分离并朝不同方向延伸 SYN fork offbranch off from a passage branching off from the main tunnel从主隧道分叉出去的一条通道2British English to leave a main road驶离主干道；转离主路 SYN fork offbranch off from/into We branched off from the main road and turned down a country lane.我们驶离主干道，转入了一条乡间小路。3to start talking about something different from what you were talking about before开始谈论与之前不同的话题；转换话题branch off into Then the conversation branched off into a discussion about movies.随后，谈话转到了关于电影的讨论。branch out phrasal verb to start doing something different from the work or activities that you normally do开始从事与日常工作或活动不同的新事物；拓展业务范围: Don’t be afraid to branch out and try something new.不要怕拓展新领域，尝试新事物。branch out into (doing) something Profits were falling until the bookstore branched out into selling CDs.直到书店拓展业务开始销售CD，利润才止跌回升。
to divide into two or more smaller, narrower, or less important parts（道路、河流等）分叉；分成两条或多条较小、较窄或次要的部分: When you reach the village green, the street branches into two.到了村庄绿地，这条街就分成了两条。branch off phrasal verb1if a road, passage, railway etc branches off from another road etc, it separates from it and goes in a different direction（道路、通道、铁路等）从另一条道路等分叉出去；与主路分离并朝不同方向延伸 SYN fork offbranch off from a passage branching off from the main tunnel从主隧道分叉出去的一条通道2British English to leave a main road驶离主干道；转离主路 SYN fork offbranch off from/into We branched off from the main road and turned down a country lane.我们驶离主干道，转入了一条乡间小路。3to start talking about something different from what you were talking about before开始谈论与之前不同的话题；转换话题branch off into Then the conversation branched off into a discussion about movies.随后，谈话转到了关于电影的讨论。branch out phrasal verb to start doing something different from the work or activities that you normally do开始从事与日常工作或活动不同的新事物；拓展业务范围: Don’t be afraid to branch out and try something new.不要怕拓展新领域，尝试新事物。branch out into (doing) something Profits were falling until the bookstore branched out into selling CDs.直到书店拓展业务开始销售CD，利润才止跌回升。