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assemble

verbB1 · Intermediate

To put parts together or come together.

Meaning of «assemble»

verb

to put parts together or come together

Workers assemble the cars on a long factory line.

Translation

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The difference between similar words

to put things together to make something
buildthe everyday word, for houses and many other thingsThey built a house near the lake.
constructformalformal; build something big, like a bridge or roadWorkers constructed a new bridge over the river.
assembleput the separate parts of something togetherHe assembled the bookcase in an hour.
erectformalformal; put up something tall, like a statueThe town erected a statue of the old king.
to come together in one place
meetcome together by plan, often to talkWe meet every week at ten.
gathercome together in a group, often with no planPeople gathered in the square.
assemblecome together in an organized way for a purposeThe students assembled in the hall at nine.
conveneformalcome together for an official meetingThe committee will convene next week.

Word family

assemble B1 · verbassembly B1 · noundisassemble C1 · verb

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