assemble
1 of 1verb/əˈsɛmbəl/
Forms:assembles,assembling,assembled,assembled
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to make something by putting separate parts of something together
C1transitive- The team of workers assembled the furniture according to the provided instructions.
- Assembling the model airplane required carefully piecing together the various components.
- Workers in the factory assemble electronic devices using automated production lines.
- The car manufacturer assembles vehicles by combining different parts on the assembly line.
- Students were given kits to assemble simple robots as part of a science project.
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(of people) to gather in a place for a particular purpose
- The team will assemble in the boardroom for the project briefing.
- Participants are expected to assemble at the designated area before the event starts.
- Protesters plan to assemble at the city square to raise awareness about social issues.
- Employees will assemble in the cafeteria for the company-wide announcement.
- The congregation assembles in the church every Sunday for religious services.
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to bring people together as a group for a common purpose
transitive- The community organizer assembled volunteers to clean up the local park.
- The union leader assembled workers for a strike to demand better working conditions.
- The event planner assembled a team of volunteers to organize the charity fundraiser.
- The students were assembled for a class discussion on current events.
- The event planner assembled a team of volunteers to organize the charity fundraiser.
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