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branch [brɑ:nʧ] n
gen.	Πυρήνες
agric., construct.	μικρός στραγγιστικός αγωγός
chem.	διακλάδωση σωλήνα; προσαρμογή σωλήνα
comp., MS	κλάδος (A segment of a logical tree structure, representing a folder and any folders that it contains); διακλάδωση (An element of workflow logic that defines an alternative condition and action or additional steps, in cases when the criteria in a condition element are not met. A logical "else-if-then" statement in a workflow)
econ.	υποκατάστημα
fin.	κατάστημα τραπέζης
IT	άλμα; διακλάδωση
mech.eng.	τμήμα
med.	κλάδος; διακάδωση
nat.sc.	κλάδος (ramus); πρέμνον (ramus)
transp., construct.	διακλάδωση διώρυγας
branches n
forestr.	κλαδιά; κλάδοι
to branch [brɑ:nʧ] n
IT, tech.	διακλαδίζομαι
nat.sc.	διακλαδούμαι
branch [brɑ:nʧ] v
comp., MS	πραγματοποιώ διακλάδωση (To allow a collection of files to evolve in two or more divergent paths)
branching ['brɑːntʃɪŋ, 'bræntʃɪŋ] v
forestr., industr., construct.	αποκλαδώνω
med.	διακλάδωση
nat.sc.	διακλάδωσις (ramificatio); κλαδοφυΐα (ramificatio); δενδροειδής
English thesaurus
branch [brɑ:nʧ] n
mil., abbr.	br
USA	An arm or service of the Army. see also sequel; The contingency options built into the base plan used for changing the mission, orientation, or direction of movement of a force to aid success of the operation based on anticipated events, opportunities, or disruptions caused by enemy actions and reactions (JP 5-0) see also sequel; A subdivision of any organization. see also sequel; A geographically separate unit of an activity, which performs all or part of the primary functions of the parent activity on a smaller scale. see also sequel
Branch [brɑ:nʧ] n
foreig.aff.	Office of a Deputy Minister (a Deputy Minister's Office)

branch : 460 phrases in 40 subjects

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