branch

la rama

noun

branch
[brɑːntʃ]
sustantivo
1rama (f) (of tree, family, subject); afluente (m) (of river); ramal (m) derivación (f) (of road, railway)
  • branch line -> línea (f) secundaria, ramal (m) (railway)
2sucursal (f) (of bank); establecimiento (m) (of shop)
verbo intransitivo
3bifurcarse

branch [branch]
sustantivo
1Rama o ramo del árbol.
2Ramo, la parte separada de algún todo con dependencia y relación a él.
3Brazo, parte de un río que desemboca en otro mayor.
4Rama, cualquier persona con relación al tronco de que trae su descendencia u origen.
5Pitón, asta.
6Cama del freno.
7Brazo del candelero.
8Brazo de trompeta.
  • Vine branch -> sarmiento
  • Branch pease -> arvejones enramados
9Sucursal (of company, bank).
  • The American branch of the company -> la división americana de la compañía
10(F. C.) Ramal, bifurcación (of river, road, railway).
  • Branches -> (colectivamente) Ramas, ramaje
  • The three branches of the armed forces -> los tres cuerpos del ejército
adjetivo
11Divergente de un tronco o parte principal o tributario de ella.
Rama (of family, field of study).
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Ramificarse, esparcirse y dividirse en ramas alguna cosa (river, family); bifurcarse (road). (n)
  • A path branches (off) to the right -> un sendero sale a la derecha
  • Branch out -> diversificar sus actividades (take on new activity)
  • The company has branched out into publishing -> la compañía ha diversificado sus actividades lanzándose al campo editorial
2Hablar difusamente. (n)
  • He has branched out on his own -> se ha establecido por su cuenta (business partner - become independent)
3Echar pitones, astas o rama (n)
sustantivo
4Ramificar, dividir en rama
sustantivo
5Bordar alguna cosa con figuras de ramos.
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branch [brɑːntʃ] t
noun
1 [of tree] rama; (f) [of science] rama; (f) [of government, police] sección; (f) [of industry] ramo; (m)
2 (Comm) [of company, bank] sucursal; (f)
3 (in road, railway, pipe) ramal; (m)
4 [of river] brazo; (m) (US) [of stream] arroyo; (m)
5 [of family] rama; (f)
verb:intransitive
[+road etc] bifurcarse
modifier
branch line (n) (Ferro) ramal; (m) línea secundaria; (f)
branch manager (n) directoradirectora de sucursal;a directora (m) (f)
branch office (n) sucursal; (f)

Verb Conjugation for "branch"

Imperative
  • branch
  • you branch
  • he/she branches
  • we branch
  • you branch
  • they branch
Preterite
  • I branched
  • you branched
  • he/she branched
  • we branched
  • you branched
  • they branched
Present Continuous
  • I am branching
  • you are branching
  • he/she is branching
  • we are branching
  • you are branching
  • they are branching
Present Perfect
  • I have branched
  • you have branched
  • he/she has branched
  • we have branched
  • you have branched
  • they have branched
Past Continuous
  • I was branching
  • you were branching
  • he/she was branching
  • we were branching
  • you were branching
  • they were branching
Past Perfect
  • I had branched
  • you had branched
  • he/she had branched
  • we had branched
  • you had branched
  • they had branched
Future
  • I will branch
  • you will branch
  • he/she will branch
  • we will branch
  • you will branch
  • they will branch
Future Perfect
  • I will have branched
  • you will have branched
  • he/she will have branched
  • we will have branched
  • you will have branched
  • they will have branched
Future Continuous
  • I will be branching
  • you will be branching
  • he/she will be branching
  • we will be branching
  • you will be branching
  • they will be branching
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been branching
  • you have been branching
  • he/she has been branching
  • we have been branching
  • you have been branching
  • they have been branching
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been branching
  • you will have been branching
  • he/she will have been branching
  • we will have been branching
  • you will have been branching
  • they will have been branching
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been branching
  • you had been branching
  • he/she had been branching
  • we had been branching
  • you had been branching
  • they had been branching
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