Definition of «that branch»

The phrase "that branch" refers to a specific part or division of something, often implying that it is one of several possibilities. It can be used in various contexts such as referring to a particular field of study, an area of research, a line of business, or even a family tree. The meaning depends on the context in which the phrase is being used.

Sentences with «that branch»

I created this little wreath out of branches of berries and tied it onto the back of one of the chairs for a sweet touch. (atthepicketfence.com)
Both politicians believe the purchase will decrease the amount of branches in the area, as well as cut more than 1,500 jobs. (wgrz.com)
With further experience, you may be promoted to the position of branch manager of a small area office. (prospects.ac.uk)
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