Pronunciation

/əˈsæmbli/

Definitions

Noun

1. Assembly: A gathering of people or things for a particular purpose, often referring to a group formed for a meeting or to manufacture something. For example: “The school assembly was filled with students and teachers.”
2. Machine assembly: The process of putting together individual parts to form a complete product, such as a computer or appliance. For example: “The workers were assembling cars on the production line.”
3. Election assembly: A gathering of voters to cast their ballots. For example: “The election assembly started promptly at 7 AM.”

Verb

1. To assemble: To put together components or parts to create a whole. For example: “The team assembled the furniture according to the instructions.”
2. To form an assembly: To come together in a group for a specific purpose. For example: “The students assembled in the auditorium for the assembly.”

Adjective

1. Assembly-line: Referring to a method of production where items are made in a continuous flow, each step performed by different workers. For example: “The factory uses an assembly-line process to increase efficiency.”

Phrases

• “Assembly meeting” refers to a scheduled gathering for discussion or decision-making.
• “Disassembly” is the act of taking apart something, like a machine or electronic device.
• “Pre-assembly”: The process of preparing components before final assembly.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The assembly of experts discussed the climate change report.”
• Verb: “The volunteers assembled the donated toys for the children’s hospital.”
• Adjective: “The new furniture was designed for easy assembly.”

Synonyms

• Gathering
• Meeting
• Grouping
• Formation
• Collection
• Setup
• Assemblage
• Compilation