Pronunciation

/əˈsæmbəl/

Definitions

Noun

• Assembly: The act or process of bringing together various parts to form a whole. For example: “The team was assembling the robot for the competition.”
• Collection: A group of items gathered together. For example: “A collection of antique books was displayed at the museum.”
• Assembly line: A manufacturing setup where products move continuously along a series of workstations. For example: “The assembly line workers were efficiently assembling cars.”

Verb

• To assemble: To put together or combine parts to form a whole. For example: “We’ll need to assemble the furniture before we can move in.”
• Compile: To gather and organize information or components to create a final product. For example: “The programmer assembled all the code into a functional program.”

Adjective

• Assembled: Made up of separate parts that have been brought together. For example: “The team arrived with their assembled equipment.”

Phrases

• “Assemble something” means to put together the parts of a product.
• “Assembled by”: Indicates that a product was put together by a specific party.
• “Disassemble to inspect” is the process of taking apart to check for damage or maintenance.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The volunteers worked tirelessly to assemble the charity event’s decorations.”
• Verb: “The engineer carefully disassembled the machine to find the source of the problem.”
• Adjective: “The pre-assembled kit made it easy for beginners to build the model.”

Synonyms

• Put together
• Build
• Piece together
• Compile
• Form
• Reconstruct
• Assemblement
• Formation