adj.分叉（支）的；叉形的
v.分叉；分岐

原形：furcate第三人称单数：furcates过去式：furcated过去分词：furcated现在分词：furcating

The branches of the tree furcate into smaller twigs, creating a complex network.
这棵树的树枝分叉成更小的枝条，形成一个复杂的网络。
The river splits into two streams at the point where it furcates.
河流在分叉点分裂成两条溪流。
In botany, the term "furcate" is used to describe leaves that split into two distinct parts.
在植物学中，“分叉”一词用于描述分裂成两个不同部分的叶子。
The lightning bolt furcates into two branches as it strikes the ground.
闪电击中地面时分裂成两支。
The road splits into two directions at the fork, one leading to the village and the other to the town.
这条路在岔路口分成两个方向，一条通往村庄，另一条通往城镇。
The evolutionary biologist explained how the family tree of humans can be furcated into two main branches.
进化生物学家解释了人类家谱如何分裂成两大主要分支。
The artist's work often features organic forms that furcate or split in intricate ways.
这位艺术家的作品经常包含以复杂方式分裂或分叉的有机形式。
The geneticist was studying the furcation patterns in a particular species of plant to understand its evolutionary history.
遗传学家正在研究特定植物物种的分叉模式，以了解其进化史。
The ancient cave paintings show animals with furcated horns, suggesting a symbolic representation of power or strength.
古老的洞穴壁画上画有分叉角的动物，暗示着权力或力量的象征性表示。
The scientist observed that the lightning rod was designed to furcate and spread out, effectively diverting electricity away from buildings.
科学家观察到避雷针设计为分叉并扩散，有效地将电能从建筑物中引开。