branch off
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˌbræntʃ ˈɔf/ · UK /ˌbrɑːntʃ ˈɒf/
branch off means: To lead away from a main road, path, or route.
verb
To lead away from a main road, path, or route.
- A small path branches off here.
- We branched off to the left after the farm.
- Does this lane branch off from the coastal road?
To split into two or more separate paths or parts.
- The path branches off here.
- Beyond the bridge, the river branched off into two channels.
- The tunnels branch off in several directions.
To start talking about a different subject from the main one.
- He branched off into a story about his dog.
- The discussion soon branched off onto food.
- Can we avoid branching off into unrelated topics?
Questions about branch off
What does branch off mean?
To lead away from a main road, path, or route.
What is branch off in other languages?
Türkçe: ana yoldan ayrılmak · Español: desviarse · Français: bifurquer · Deutsch: abbiegen · Italiano: diramarsi da · 日本語: 脇道にそれる
How do you pronounce branch off?
In American English /ˌbræntʃ ˈɔf/; in British English /ˌbrɑːntʃ ˈɒf/.
How do you use branch off in a sentence?
A small path branches off here. We branched off to the left after the farm.
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