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offshoot

/ˈɒf.ʃuːt/

Traduction: Nom désignant une chose qui dérive ou provient d'une source ou d'un développement principal, comme une branche secondaire ou une conséquence directe.

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noun

/ˈɒf.ʃuːt/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une chose qui dérive ou provient d'une source ou d'un développement principal, comme une branche secondaire ou une conséquence directe.

A noun referring to a natural consequence or result of a development or process.

  1. Natural consequence of developmentB2formal

    Something that develops or originates from a larger or more established source, often as a natural result.

    frConséquence naturelle du développement

    • The new company is an offshoot of the original family business.
    • This research is an offshoot of earlier studies on climate change.
    • The genre of electronic music is an offshoot of experimental rock.

    Synonymesbranchby-productderivativeoutgrowthspin-off

    Antonymesoriginrootsource

  2. Branch or side shootB2formal

    A lateral shoot or branch growing from the main stem of a plant.

    frRejet, pousse latérale

    • The gardener pruned the offshoots to encourage growth.
    • An offshoot of the main vine had spread across the fence.
    • The plant produced several offshoots that could be replanted.

    Synonymesboughbranchlimbshootsproutsucker

    Antonymesrootstalkstemtrunk

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  • offshoots' possessive plural form
  • offshoot's possessive singular form
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