🌿branch

noun, verb
/bræntʃ/

Meaning

A part of a tree that grows out from the trunk; a division of an organization or subject.

Example Sentences

The company opened a new branch in Dhaka.

Example Expressions

branch out

Synonyms

limb, division, department, subdivision

Antonyms

root, trunk

Collocations

tree branch, bank branch, branch office, branch out

More Example Sentences

She was transferred to the new branch.

Many branches of Vasanth Academy will be set up across the United States in future.

A firefighter rescues a cat from a tall tree in the neighborhood park after a worried owner calls for help and the fire truck arrives within minutes carrying a long ladder that reaches the highest branch easily

A firefighter rescues a cat from a tall tree in the neighborhood park after a worried owner calls for help and the fire truck arrives within minutes carrying a long ladder that reaches the highest branch easily while the whole neighborhood watches and cheers

A firefighter rescues a cat from a tall tree in the neighborhood park after a worried owner calls for help and the fire truck arrives within minutes carrying a long ladder that reaches the highest branch easily while the whole neighborhood watches and cheers as the cat is brought down safely

A firefighter rescues a cat from a tall tree in the neighborhood park after a worried owner calls for help and the fire truck arrives within minutes carrying a long ladder that reaches the highest branch easily while the whole neighborhood watches and cheers as the cat is brought down safely and returned to its grateful owner, who promises to keep it indoors.

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