I. branch [Brit brɑːn(t)ʃ, Am bræn(t)ʃ] N
1. branch (of tree):
- branch
- ramo m
2. branch fig:
- branch (of pipe, road, railway)
- diramazione f
- branch (of river)
- braccio m
- branch (of river)
- ramo m
- branch (of candlestick, lamp)
- braccio m
- branch (of antlers)
- ramificazione f
- branch (of family, language)
- ramo m
- branch (of study, subject)
- branca f
3. branch (division, office):
- branch (of bank)
- agenzia f
- branch (of shop)
- succursale f
- branch (of company)
- filiale f
- branch (of organization)
- divisione f
- branch (of organization)
- settore m
- branch (of union)
- sezione f
- branch (of library)
- sede f distaccata
- main branch (of company)
- casa madre
4. branch Am (stream):
- branch
- ruscello m
5. branch COMPUT:
- branch
- ramificazione f
- branch
- salto m
II. branch [Brit brɑːn(t)ʃ, Am bræn(t)ʃ] VB intr
- branch tree, river, nerve:
- ramificarsi
- branch road, railway:
- diramarsi
executive branch [ɪɡˌzekjʊtɪvˈbrɑːntʃ, -ˈbræntʃ] N
executive branch → executive arm
executive arm [ɪɡˌzekjʊtɪvˈɑːm] N
- executive arm
- organo m esecutivo
branch out VB [brɑːn(t)ʃ -] (branch out)
branch out business:
- branch out
- diversificarsi
- to branch out into business, person: new area
- estendersi in or allargarsi a
- to branch out on one's own
- mettersi in proprio
I. branch off VB [brɑːn(t)ʃ -] (branch off)
branch off road, river, railway:
- branch off
- diramarsi
II. branch off VB [brɑːn(t)ʃ -] (branch off (from))
- branch off road, railway
- diramarsi da
- branch off fig topic
- divagare da
branch water [ˈbrɑːntʃˌwɔːtə(r), Amˈbræntʃ-] N Am
- branch water (from stream)
- acqua f di ruscello
- branch water (from tap)
- acqua f di rubinetto
vine-branch [ˈvaɪnbrɑːntʃ] N
- vine-branch
- tralcio m di vite
branch line [Am ˈbræntʃ ˌlaɪn] N RAIL
- branch line
- linea f secondaria
- branch line
- diramazione f
branch office [ˈbrɑːntʃˌɒfɪs, Amˈbræntʃˌɔːf-] N (of bank)
- branch office
- agenzia f
branch manager [ˈbrɑːntʃˌmænɪdʒə(r), Amˈbræntʃ-] N
- branch manager (of shop)
- direttore m di succursale
- branch manager (of company)
- direttore m di filiale
- branch manager (of bank)
- direttore m di agenzia
- intertwining branches
- rami intrecciati
English
Italian
I. branch [bræntʃ] N
1. branch of a tree:
- branch
- ramo m
2. branch:
- branch of railroad, river
- ramo m
- branch of road
- diramanzione f
3. branch (office):
- branch of a company, bank, library
- filiale f
- branch of a union
- rappresentanza f
4. branch (subdivision):
- branch
- branca f
- the branches of learning
- le branche del sapere
II. branch [bræntʃ] VB intr
1. branch tree:
- branch
- ramificare
2. branch river, road:
- branch
- biforcarsi
branch off VB intr
1. branch off (start):
- branch off
- diramarsi
2. branch off (digress):
- to branch off from a subject
- allontanarsi da un argomento
branch office N
- branch office
- filiale f
branch out VB intr
- branch out
- estendere le proprie attività
- to branch out on one's own
- mettersi in proprio
olive branch N
- olive branch
- ramo m d'olivo
Phrases:
- to hold out the olive branch to sb
- porgere a qu il ramo d'olivo
Italian
English
- branca
- branch
- filiale
- branch
- succursale
- branch
- ramo
- branch
- ramificazione
- branch
| I | branch |
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| you | branch |
| he/she/it | branches |
| we | branch |
| you | branch |
| they | branch |
| I | branched |
|---|---|
| you | branched |
| he/she/it | branched |
| we | branched |
| you | branched |
| they | branched |
| I | have | branched |
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| you | have | branched |
| he/she/it | has | branched |
| we | have | branched |
| you | have | branched |
| they | have | branched |
| I | had | branched |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | branched |
| he/she/it | had | branched |
| we | had | branched |
| you | had | branched |
| they | had | branched |
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A very short branch line may be called a "spur line".
en.wikipedia.org In 1903, it was the busiest branch line in the region with 126,275 passengers.
en.wikipedia.org It was joined to this railway by a steeply graded but short branch line.
en.wikipedia.org Although ordered as branch line locomotives, as branch lines began to close they were often used on main line services.
en.wikipedia.org From its opening in 1926 until its closure in 1952, it remained a minor branch line.
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