Branch off
/bræntʃ ɔːf/B2
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1. To divide into one or more subdivisions from a main route or topic.
- The highway branches off into two smaller roads after the bridge.
- As we continued our discussion, we branched off into related topics.
2. To have a new direction in terms of travel or discussion.
- After the main entrance, the trail branches off to the left towards the lake.
- The conversation branched off into different areas after the initial question.
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