branch off

英 [brɑːntʃ ɒf]

美 [bræntʃ ɔːf]

分叉; 分岔; （在某处）改变方向

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 分叉；分岔；（在某处）改变方向
  A road or path thatbranches offfrom another one starts from it and goes in a slightly different direction. If youbranch offsomewhere, you change the direction in which you are going.
  1. After a few miles, a small road branched off to the right...
     过了几英里，右侧出现一条小岔路。
  2. She branched off down the earth track.
     她改变路线，沿着土路走了下去。

双语例句

• It is also found that there is a low density region behind the inlet and the jets branch off after impinging the boundary and the density near the side is higher than which in the middle of the channel.
  发现了大射流比下喷口附近存在一个相对的低密度区以及射流撞击底部后向侧壁分流、密度分布呈现中间低两侧高的现象。
• He broke that branch off.
  他将那树枝折下来。
• Then each point under that heading gets its own, smaller branch off the main one.
  然后每个子节点可以有自已的分枝。
• A branch snapped off the tree in the wind.
  大风中一条树枝啪地从树上断落。
• We'll have to branch off shortly to get to the village.
  我们不久即须拐弯到那个村子去。
• The storm has split the branch off from the main tree trunk.
  暴风雨把树枝从树干上刮了下来。
• They like to go online and create their own stories that might branch off-especially now that it looks like J.K. Rowling might have finished, you know, for once and for all.
  他们喜欢上网去创造他们自己的，可以展开的故事，特别是现在，看起来罗琳可能已经全部写完了。
• She branched off down the earth track.
  她改变路线，沿着土路走了下去。
• The raised housing units share a landscaped area as private and public spaces then branch off.
  悬空的住宅单元共享一块可作为私人及公共空间的景观区，然后彼此分开。
• A branch off of a main transportation line ( especially an airline).
  主线的一个分支，尤其指航线。