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

• A branch off of a main transportation line ( especially an airline).
  主线的一个分支，尤其指航线。
• The branch split off from the trunk.
  树枝从树干上断裂了。
• He broke that branch off.
  他将那树枝折下来。
• I used the bar to pry the fallen tree from the crevice and to pull the branch off the crow.
  我用那根棒子把倒在地上的树从裂缝处撬起，把压在乌鸦身上的树枝拉走。
• If any topics are related in a more definitive way, create-another branch off the current idea branch.
  如果有一些子题可以进行更明细的分解，就要在这个子题的分支上再画出另一个分支。
• 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。
• 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。
• The road to the village branch off on the right
  通往该村的道路向右转为一条小路
• 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。