branching English

Meaning branching meaning

What does branching mean?

branching

— adjective resembling the branches of a tree

— noun the act of branching out or dividing into branches

— adjective (= branched) having branches

Synonyms branching synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as branching?

branching English » English

ramification

ramose

branched

forking

fork

branch

spreading

ramous

ramate

forked

well-branched

turnout

tributary line

tapping

tapoff

tap

spurline

spur

shunting

segmentation

ramifying

ramified

process

pinion

parting

offtake

offshoot

offset

multiplication process

leg

lateral

junction

forficate

fission

feeder line

feeder

dissociation

devaricate

dendritic

crunode

cleavage

breakout

branchy

branch-off

branch process

branch piece

branch off

branch line

branch duct

boughed

Examples branching examples

How do I use branching in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Branching and merging are two basic operations of revision control.

Movie subtitles

Good. We're branching out.

That Mirador is mighty hard to find. with the new highway branching off the way it does.

You should reach the main branching artery in two minutes.

I suppose they're branching out.

Guess he's branching out.

It's more like branching out.

I'm branching out.

Chess club branching out?

It's frustrating, because you should continue growing, you know. You should be branching out, you should be traveling.

I'm just branching out.

Hang on, i'm just checking the neocortal branching to determine her exact age.

I had figured Taylor Reed was branching out, widening his circle, but after last night, I think he's pulling in, going back to his original comfort zone.

Last year he started branching out into higher-risk investments, mainly new weapons systems.

Branching is a common pattern in nature, from crystals to giant redwoods.

Look, I'm branching out into new territory. I'm building a nightclub in Hollywood.

We're branching out.

I'm branching out into a new racket.

That Mirador's mighty hard to find, with the new highway branching off like that.

As of today, we're branching' out into new fields.

You see, we franchise out the name, and within a year. we're branching out into our own line of mattresses and pillows.

These crazy Romans are branching out all over the place, huh?

Power comes in from the street, branching off to here.

Branching corridor, Captain.

You should be branching out, you should be traveling.

There you are. See the Arc de Triomphe and all the avenues branching off it?

Oh, boy. - Now that he's demolished English, he's branching out.

Instead, the first millipedes developed a system of branching tubes within each segment, along which air diffuses to all parts of the body so the tissues can absorb oxygen directly.

They're just thin branching filaments, but they'll show up even better if I wet this slab.

We sometimes represent evolution as the ever-branching ramifications of some original trunk each branch pruned and clipped by natural selection.

Getting hold, rooting, thrusting, branching, blocking out the light.

What I have been doing, I have been branching out a little bit, my career has always been very one-dimensional, just being a stand-up comic.

Branching universe theory holds that you can do.

Oh, branching universe theory. Look, hold it.

You'd need a branching. multiple universe for that to happen. Oh, come on.