assemble
Verb (Transitive):
- To bring together or gather into one place or group: To collect people or things, often for a specific purpose or meeting.
- To fit together the parts of (something): To construct or put together a whole from its individual components.
Verb (Intransitive):
- To come together; to congregate: To meet or gather in one place.
Transitive Verb (to gather people/things):
- The manager will assemble the team for an urgent meeting.
- It took months to assemble the necessary evidence for the case.
Transitive Verb (to fit parts together):
- The children learned to assemble the model airplane from the kit.
- The furniture arrives flat-packed, and you have to assemble it yourself.
Intransitive Verb (to come together):
- A crowd began to assemble outside the courthouse.
- The students were asked to assemble in the auditorium at noon.
"To assemble oneself": To prepare and compose oneself, often mentally or emotionally.
- She took a moment to assemble herself before giving the difficult news.
In a formal or legal context: Often used to describe the convening of a formal body.
- The council is scheduled to assemble next Thursday to vote on the proposal.
Assembly (n): 1. A group of people gathered together for a common purpose. 2. The action of gathering or fitting parts together.
- The school held an assembly in the gym.
- The car's final assembly takes place in this factory.
Assembler (n): 1. A person who assembles. 2. (Computing) A program that converts assembly language into machine code.
- Gather: To bring together.
- Convene: To call people together for a formal meeting.
- Congregate: To come together into a crowd.
- Construct: To build by putting parts together.
- Put together: To assemble from components.
- Disperse: To break up and scatter.
- Dismantle: To take apart.
- Disband: To break up an organized group.
(Note: "Assemble" is not commonly used with particles to form phrasal verbs. The core meanings are typically expressed by the verb alone.)
- "Assemble the troops": (Figurative) To gather one's team, colleagues, or supporters, especially to prepare for action or address a problem.
- We need a solution fast. It's time to assemble the troops for a brainstorming session.
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get people together
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assemble your colleagues
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get together all those who are interested in the project
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gather the close family members
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collect in one place
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We assembled in the church basement
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Let's gather in the dining room
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create by putting components or members together
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She pieced a quilt
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He tacked together some verses
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They set up a committee
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