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branche

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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I. branch [Brit brɑːn(t)ʃ, Am bræn(t)ʃ] N

1. branch fig:

branch (of tree)
branch (of pipe, road, railway)
branch (of river)
branch (of candlestick, lamp)
branch (of antlers)
branch (of family, language)
branch (of study, subject)

2. branch:

branch COMM, ADMIN (of shop)
branch (of bank)
branch (of company)
branch (of organization)
branch (of organization)
branch (of union)
branch (of library)
main branch (of company)

3. branch Am (stream):

branch

4. branch COMPUT:

branch

II. branch [Brit brɑːn(t)ʃ, Am bræn(t)ʃ] VB intr

branch tree, river, nerve:
branch road, railway:

branch water N Am

branch water (from stream)
branch water (from tap)

branch line N

branch line

branch manager N

branch manager (of shop)
branch manager (of company)
branch manager (of bank)

branch office N

branch office

I. branch out VB [Brit brɑːn(t)ʃ -, Am bræn(t)ʃ -] (branch out)

branch out business:

branch out
to branch out into business, person: new area
to branch out on one's own

I. branch off VB [Brit brɑːn(t)ʃ -, Am bræn(t)ʃ -] (branch off)

branch off road, river, railway:

branch off

II. branch off VB [Brit brɑːn(t)ʃ -, Am bræn(t)ʃ -] (branch off (from))

branch off road, railway
branch off fig topic

executive branch N

executive branch → executive arm

executive arm N

Special Branch N Brit

Special Branch
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francuski
engleski
engleski
branch
rameau BOT
branch, bough liter
olive branch

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engleski
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I. branch [brɑ:ntʃ, Am bræntʃ] N

1. branch a. BOT:

branch

2. branch Am (fork):

branch of a river
branch of a road

3. branch (office):

branch of bank
branch of company, store

4. branch (division):

branch of organization

II. branch [brɑ:ntʃ, Am bræntʃ] VB intr

1. branch:

branch

2. branch fig:

branch

branch line N

branch line

branch off VB intr

1. branch off (fork):

branch off

2. branch off fig:

branch off

local branch <-nches> N

local branch
local branch of a bank, agency
local branch of a shop, building society

branch out VB intr

1. branch out (enter a new field):

to branch out into sth
to branch out on one's own

2. branch out (undertake new activities):

branch out

olive branch N

olive branch

branch office N

branch office
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francuski
engleski
engleski
branch
branch
branche d'un chandelier
branch
to branch out into sth
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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. branch [bræn(t)ʃ] N

1. branch a. BOT:

branch

2. branch (fork):

branch of a river
branch of a road

3. branch (office):

branch of bank
branch of company, store

4. branch (division):

branch of organization

II. branch [bræn(t)ʃ] VB intr

1. branch:

branch

2. branch fig:

branch

olive branch N

olive branch

branch line N

branch line

branch out VB intr

1. branch out (enter a new field):

to branch out into sth
to branch out on one's own

2. branch out (undertake new activities):

branch out

branch off VB intr

1. branch off (fork):

branch off

2. branch off fig:

branch off

branch office N

branch office

local branch <-nches> N

local branch
local branch of a bank, agency
local branch of a store
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branch
branch
branche d'un chandelier
branch
branch
Present
Ibranch
youbranch
he/she/itbranches
webranch
youbranch
theybranch
Past
Ibranched
youbranched
he/she/itbranched
webranched
youbranched
theybranched
Present Perfect
Ihavebranched
youhavebranched
he/she/ithasbranched
wehavebranched
youhavebranched
theyhavebranched
Past Perfect
Ihadbranched
youhadbranched
he/she/ithadbranched
wehadbranched
youhadbranched
theyhadbranched

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A small rebuttal is made to the claim in the report that many violations were committed by the executive branch, not only the legislative branch.
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The city government has three interdependent branches: the legislative branch, the executive branch, and the judicial branch.
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Most states have a plural executive in which two or more members of the executive branch are elected directly by the people.
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Prior to 1957, he was appointed by the city council and the head of the executive branch.
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The Council of Ministers is the principal organ of the executive branch.
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