assemble
as·sem·ble (-bəl)
transitive verb, intransitive verb -·bled, -·bling
- to gather into a group; collect
- ☆ to fit or put together the parts of (a machine, etc.)
- to translate (a computer program, instruction, etc. in assembly language) into machine language: said of an assembly program
Etymology: ME assemblen < OFr assembler < VL *adsimulare < L ad-, to + simul, together: see same
assemble
v.
To come together
meet, convene, congregate; see gather 1.To bring together
collect, gather, rally, call, convoke, muster, round up, head up, group, convene, summon, mobilize, call together, accumulate, amass, compile, make up, reunite, form a whole, invite guests, hold a celebration, hold a meeting, unite, hold a convocation, herd together, lump together, pack them in*, throw a party*. Antonyms
scatter*, disperse, send away. To put together
piece together, fit together, put together, set up, erect, construct, join, unite, solder, mold, weld, glue, model, throw together. See syn. study at gather.Antonyms
break*, disassemble, break down.
Object
- throng: Then a handsome young couple emerged to a roar of delight from the assembled throng.
- crowd: The laughter from the assembled crowd suggests they do, too.
- squad: In fact, Cusack had assembled a squad that was widely regarded as the worst in Swansea ' s history.
- coalition: Make Poverty History is the largest ever coalition assembled in the UK to fight against global poverty.
- cast: All credit also to Endemol and Channel 4 for assembling the most baroque cast of characters yet.
- dignitary: Mr Blair told assembled dignitaries and schoolchildren that Harold Wilson was a part of his childhood.
Preposition: on
- lawn: Guests are invited to enter the garden and assemble on the circular lawn.
Preposition: at
- noon: The firefighters and emergency fire control workers assembled at noon from all over Britain.
Adjective complement
- ready: Superb construction Broadway cabinets are supplied fully assembled ready for installation - complete with 5-year manufacturer's guarantee.
Modifying Another Word
- hastily: It's a long way from being a hastily assembled Labor Party gimmick.
- painstakingly: All representations of the past are constructions ( painstakingly assembled?
- riotously: Five other men were committed to Bury Jail for riotously assembling at Hundon and destroying two threshing machines.
- fully: Phoenix Hardware Here is a picture of the fully assembled kit: The hardware consists of: Eight digital output pins.
- hurriedly: On 19th December the electric units were withdrawn and steam locomotives and stock hurriedly assembled to provide an emergency replacement service.
- incorrectly: There is the possibility that incorrectly assembled respiratory therapy devices connected to a tight fitting facemask could also be a hazard.
Present participle complement
- accord: Only high quality components are purchased and assembled according to the workmanship standards expected by our customers.
Preposition: in
- hall: At midday, businesses were closed, and the town council assembled in the town hall.
- square: At that point police snatched the pedal powered soundsystem from the crowd and prevented the Autonomous Bloc from assembling in the square.
- factory: The packaging has to protect the product and be capable of being assembled quickly in the factory.
Preposition: for
- worship: Whenever the people assembled for worship, fervent prayer was offered up to God in their behalf.
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