Branch out Meaning in English
expression
ˈbɹæntʃ/ /ˈaʊt
BRANCH-owt
bɹˈɑːntʃ/ /ˈaʊt
brahnch-OWT
Definition
To start doing something different or expand into new areas, especially in business or activities.
Usage & Nuances
Primarily used for business or personal skill growth. Often appears with 'into' (e.g., 'branch out into marketing'). Informal and figurative. Indicates moving beyond a current focus to try new things.
Spanish: diversificarse - expandirse (negocio)Portuguese (BR): expandir-se - diversificar-sePortuguese (PT): expandir-se - diversificar-seChinese (Simplified): 拓展 - 拓宽（业务）Chinese (Traditional): 拓展 - 拓寬（業務）Hindi: फैलना - विस्तार करनाArabic: يتفرع - يتوسع (في الأعمال)Bengali: নতুন ক্ষেত্রে প্রবেশ করা - বিস্তার করাRussian: расширять деятельность - осваивать новые направленияJapanese: 新しい分野に進出する - 手を広げるVietnamese: mở rộng sang lĩnh vực mới - phát triển thêmKorean: 진출하다 - 영역을 넓히다Turkish: yeni alanlara yönelmek - farklı alanlara açılmakUrdu: نئے شعبوں میں قدم رکھنا - وسعت اختیار کرناIndonesian: merambah ke bidang baru - memperluas usaha
Example Sentences
The company wants to branch out into new markets.
basic
She decided to branch out and learn graphic design.
basic
We need to branch out if we want to grow.
basic
After ten years of teaching, he wanted to branch out into writing books.
natural
Many restaurants branch out by offering delivery and catering services.
natural
I’m thinking it’s time to branch out and try something completely new.
natural