branch out

1. (intransitive)To expand in the manner of branches.

   The chart starts in the center and branches out from there.

   verästeln

   ветви́тьсяvetvítʹsja, разветвля̀тьсяrazvetvljàtʹsja, разветви́тьсяrazvetvítʹsja

   розгалу́жуватисяrozhalúžuvatysja, розгалу́зитисяrozhalúzytysja

2. (idiomatic, intransitive)To expand one's interests or activities in a new direction.

   Studying Latin may make it easier to branch out into Spanish or Italian.

3. (obsolete)To white out or expand the whitespace around the title or other words, lines, etc. in a document.

1. Diego moved the branch out of the way.

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2. The waterways branch out across the plain.

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3. We decided to branch out into selling some foodstuffs.

   deWir beschlossen, das Geschäft auszudehnen und Lebensmittel zu vertreiben. — Pfirsichbaeumchen

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4. The branches come out of the trunk of the tree.

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5. He has extensive experience and his competence has branched out into several fields.

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irregular

• branch outрозгалужуватися, розгалузитисяTo expand in the manner of branches.
• branch offTo diverge into two or more separate paths.