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1 The external duct of this gland is often dilated into a bladder, and may sometimes send out diverticula, forming a complex system of sinuses ramifying through the body.

2 These actions will ramify.

这些活动将互相关联。

3 Single-cell anatomical analysis reveals that each arm of the LPLC2 cross-shaped primary dendrites ramifies in one of these layers and extends along that layer’s preferred motion direction.

4 The Gilchrists were a family whose prestige was ramified by varied contacts.

5 These plants ramify early and get to be very large.

这些植物很早就分枝，因而可以长得非常大。

6 This is the kind of environment where godlessness remains a real struggle and raises questions that could ramify across the rest of the country.

7 Derivatives also had the habit of magnifying volatility as the risk ramified from the underlying asset— interest rates, commodities, bonds—into the derivatives like a fuse setting off a bomb.

8 In any other game, you'd call that a cliché, but in a game as pliable as Breath of the Wild, the constraints ramify in a way that feels counterintuitively liberating.

9 The story Simonds originally told, about making old-fashioned, human-scale stories, had given rise to its own sequel, about ramifying digital exploitation.

10 The optimal control is an important ramify of auto-control theory, the optimal control problem of Singular bilinear systems is studied in this paper firstly.

最优控制是自动控制理论的重要研究分支，本文首次对广义双线性系统的最优控制问题进行研究。

11 So I add only my benediction, as ever, on your house, beginning with Mrs. Howells, going straight through, and ramifying as far as you permit me.

12 The root causes, McGlade said, basically boil down to two major systemic occurrences with multiple ramifying consequences: a changing climate and an intense trend toward greater urbanization.

13 The decline of the oyster beds, in particular, had ramifying effects.

14 Despite his conflation of terms, Butler’s history is an indispensable account of a revolution in acting that ramified beyond the theater, even as he vacillates on whether the Method ever truly “died.”

15 Most commonly there is a pair of lateral caeca, which may be more or less ramified and may form a massive “hepato-pancreas” or “liver.”

16 Faleiro has a talent for ramifying plots and slippery characters — for a narrative that resists easy formulation.

17 She has no political-machinery ramifying every part of Christendom, and acting in concert for the promotion of her interests.

18 His descendants, who have ramified into innumerable branches and include more than half of the court-nobles of the present day, enjoyed ever-increasing imperial favour generation after generation.

19 It’s not a “very rare” virus; it’s a common virus known only rarely to infect humans, and with no ramifying chains of human contagion.

20 And this, I mean, even were she of any provincial New England circle whatever that one could conceive as ramifying, however indirectly, into Villa Barb.

1 使交错

interlace chequer

2 使分枝

branch

3 分支

clado- branch subsection subdivision ramification prong bifurcation ramus filiation sub- offshoot bifurcate

4 分岔

forked fork branch divide diverge branch off

5 分叉

ramification bifurcation branch bifurcate furcate furcation divaricate part fork bisect arborize

6 分歧

divided divergent branching divaricate divaricately divisively ramification divergence chasm bifurcation divisiveness discrepance divarication furcate fork diverge rent gap gulf fissure dissension divide

7 细分

subdivide

8 分开

cut separate detached cleft apart asunder division partition detachment cleavage severance parting severalty with part sever sunder disaggregate uncouple disjoin divaricate space shed whip detach segregate cleave dissociate demarcate rive winnow unyoke dissever demark in parts

9 分派

assignment sect ramification schism apportionment outgiving share assign split apportion division allotment serve deal measure divide allocate

10 使分叉

bifurcate

11 分枝

ramous offset ramification offshoot outgrowth bifurcation branch ramiform ramose breastwood

12 分类

section category arrangement bracket classification assortment distinguish range reduce separate label divide distribute arrange classify staple digest assort

13 交错

alternate reticular chequered stagger alternation interlace counterchange decussate chequer