Branch and School

Branch

Branch noun - A major outgrowth from the main stem of a woody plant.

School and branch are semantically related. In some cases you can use "School" instead a noun "Branch".

School

School noun - A place or establishment for teaching and learning.

Branch and school are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Branch" instead a noun "School".

How words are described

old old branch old school
high high branch high school
full full branch full school
elite elite branch elite school
Other adjectives: particular, complete, original, top, single, small, entire, large, big, main, secret, military, fictional, different, local, nearby.

Common collocations

appearance branch appearance school appearance

Both words in one sentence

  • Track Trouble In the episode "Thomas Gets Bumped", Thomas tries to run across his branch line faster, having been late the previous day helping some school children get home when their school bus breaks down.
    Source: Track Trouble
  • Comicbook / Ghostbusters Mythology Gag: When Bryan and Ron, the Chicago branch, do a school visit, the kids are not impressed; they were expecting the real Ghostbusters.
  • Light Novel / Aesthetica of a Rogue Hero They're forced to attend the Japan branch of BABEL, a high school for teens returning from other worlds and their special powers.
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