bifurcate

• Describe algo que se divide en dos ramas o bifurcaciones, o que tiene forma de horquilla; también puede referirse a lo que se separa en dos direcciones.

Describes something that is divided into two branches or forks.

1. Divided into two branchesC1formal

   Describes something that splits or divides into two separate parts or branches.

   Bifurcado

   • The river takes a bifurcate path near the delta.
   • The tree has a bifurcate trunk, splitting into two main limbs.
   • The road becomes bifurcate after the bridge, offering two routes.

   Sinónimosbrancheddichotomousdividedforkedsplittwo-prongedy-shaped

   Antónimoscoalescentconvergentjoinedunited

2. Forked or Y-shapedC1formal

   Resembling a fork; having a shape that divides into two distinct prongs or branches.

   Bifurcado o en forma de Y

   • The insect has bifurcate antennae.
   • The diagram shows a bifurcate structure at the end of the nerve.
   • The fossil shows a bifurcate tail fin.

   Sinónimosbrancheddividedforkedprongedy-shaped

   Antónimossingleunbranchedundivided

• Verbo que significa dividir o separar en dos ramas o partes, o dividirse en dos bifurcaciones.

A verb meaning to divide or split into two branches or parts.

1. Split into two partsC1formal

   To divide or separate something into two distinct parts or branches.

   bifurcarse, dividir en dos

   • The river bifurcates into two streams near the valley.
   • The company decided to bifurcate its operations into two separate divisions.
   • The road bifurcates ahead, leading to different towns.

   Sinónimosbranchdivergedivideforksplit

   Antónimosconvergemergeunite

2. Divide into two branchesC1formal

   To split or separate into two branches, often used for roads, rivers, or organizational structures.

   Bifurcarse

   • The tree trunk bifurcates into two main branches.
   • The political party bifurcated into two factions after the disagreement.
   • The algorithm bifurcates the data set into two categories.

   Sinónimosbranchdivergedivideforkpartseparatesplit

   Antónimosconvergejoinmergeunite

3. Resembling a forkC2formal

   Describing something that is divided or separated into two branches, like a fork.

   Bifurcado, en forma de horquilla

   • The bifurcate structure of the lightning bolt was captured in the photograph.
   • The artist created a bifurcate pattern in the sculpture.
   • The bifurcate shape of the coral reef was visible from above.

   Sinónimosbranchdivergedivideforksplit

   Antónimosmergeunite