branch out in Korean
verb - branch out
가지를 내다: branch, branch out, ramify
지엽으로 흐르다: branch out
Sentence patterns related to "branch out"
1. The tree began to branch out.
2. The young tree is beginning to branch out.
3. They could branch out to fruits and vegetables, too.
4. I decided to branch out on my own.Sentence dictionary
5. I'm leaving the company to branch out on my own.
6. She's leaving the company to branch out on her own.
7. Don't be afraid to branch out and try something new.
8. From car retail the company branch out into car leasing.
9. Soon after it was planted, the rosebush began to branch out.
10. This is only small business which is hard to branch out.
11. It could now branch out in a different direction of course.
12. She is leaving the company to branch out on her own.
13. Mr Azad is keen to branch out from the duct-cleaning business.
14. Many businesses are unwilling to branch out into new and unfamiliar areas.
15. You also get to branch out geographically without spending money on overhead costs.
16. The book shop has decided to branch out into selling music and records.
17. That Chicago businessman tried to branch out by opening several restaurants in the suburbs.
18. Lynette : Why not? Start by targeting the top chain, then branch out from there.
19. Designers are continuing to branch out with new collections for low cost clothing retailers.
20. Branch out like trees Familiarity information: Arborise used as a verb is very rare.
21. The individual crystals of anthodites develop in an Acicular form and often branch out as they grow
22. Arborise definition: branch out like trees synonyms: separate, ramify, arborize, furcate, fork, branch antonyms: connect, join, stay, attach, associate
23. After your second or third mortgage, you may feel ready to branch out from the standard endowment or repayment mortgage.
24. One by one the journalists realized that they could slip underneath the yellow stanchions and branch out to interview genuine New Hampshirites.
25. The owner, Manny Cerca, has found so much success he decided to branch out and open an Archery range in Essex County
26. Trust us, we want to get Cider to the people everywhere, but bear with us while we continue to grow and branch out.
27. Arborise - branch out like trees; "nerve fibers arborize" arborize furcate, branch, fork, ramify, separate - divide into two or more branches so as
28. From Siem Reap there’s also the option of taking a riverboat to Battambang along the tributaries that branch out from Tonlé Sap lake
29. Anastomosis (plural Anastomoses) refers to a form of network in which streams both branch out and reconnect.The term is used in medicine, biology, and geology
30. The Ambers family has a long line that has mostly stayed in the cool rocky kingdom of Notha but has been known to branch out else where
31. As the Bronchi branch out through the lung, they split into smaller and smaller passages, the smallest of which are Bronchioles, the terminal part of the air passages
32. Arborise: 1 v branch out like trees Synonyms: arborize Type of: branch , fork , furcate , ramify , separate divide into two or more branches so as to form a fork
33. To declare your preference for "soft" or "soggy" Cornflakes is to express a desire to branch out as a musician and explore the possibilities of artistic maturation.
34. As the tree grows, the dormant stems in the burl grow and branch out, but do not become longer, giving Burls a bulbous, knobby look that contrasts to the straight trunk of the redwood
35. Yet each feather is composed of a shaft from which branch out hundreds of barbs forming an inner web, each barb containing several hundred smaller barbules and each barbule having hundreds of Barbicels and hooklets
36. Before recently Branching out - English Only forum branched tree vs Branching tree - English Only forum Branching out is the key [branch out] - English Only forum Branching paths - English Only forum The story goes two ways<begins Branching> - English Only forum There's no Branching back from that