Branch out is a word that is used a lot in business, meaning "to expand your business, to expand your scope", to expand your scope, to expand your field, to get involved (especially in a new job), to try something new, to further your education, to get off topic, to gain weight
If a person or an organization branches out, they do something that is different from their normal activities or work.
The company branched out into selling insurance.
The Company is engaged in the business of insurance sales.
This designer has recently branched out into children's wear.
The designer has recently ventured into children's clothing.
ASEAN has branched out tentatively into the security business.
ASEAN has tried to expand its cooperation to the security sector.
I continued studying moths, and branched out to other insects.
I continued to study moths and expanded my research to other insects.
I decided to branch out on my own.
I decided to grow my own business.
I'm leaving the company to branch out on my own.
I plan to get out of this company and start my own company.
She's leaving the company to branch out on her own.
She plans to break away from this company and start her own business.
From selling train ticket, the company branch out into package holidays.
The company's business expanded from the sale of train tickets to package vacation tours.
From car retail the company branch out into car leasing.
The company's business expanded from car retail to car rental.
The bookshop has decided to branch out into selling various records and tapes.
The bookstore has decided to expand its business to sell a variety of records and audio tapes.
The company is looking to branch out into new markets in Asia.
The company is looking to enter new markets in Asia.
The company began by specializing in radios but has now decided to branch out into computers.
The company started out specializing in radio equipment, but now it has decided to expand its business to computers.
His firm branched out to New York.
His company expanded to New York.
When he was satisfied that he was ready to branch out , he wrote Archibald.
When he believed he was ready to go to further education, he wrote to Archibald.
Paul used to only be interested in still photography, but he's branching out and shooting movies now.
Paul used to be only interested in still photography, but he is now dabbling in filmmaking.
She started as a writer but has since branched out into acting.
She started out as a writer but later pursued a career in acting.
The company is planning to branch out from traditional advertising to social media marketing.
This company plans to move from traditional advertising to social media marketing.
I want to branch out and try something different this summer.
I wanted to try some different activities to get through this summer.
To survive I had to branch out into retail advertising, public relations, and nonprofit agencies.
To survive, I had to dabble in retail advertising, public relations, and nonprofits.
After giving birth to a child, you may branch out.生孩子后你也许会发胖。