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Definition of assembled - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
constructedput together from parts
- The assembled furniture looked great in the living room.
2.
gatheringgathered in one place
- The assembled guests waited for the ceremony to begin.
Expressions with assembled
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constructed without external guidance or intervention
The self-assembled furniture was easy to put together.
Origin of assembled
Latin, ad (to) + simulare (to make like)
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construction
built or assembled from parts
games
puzzle made of pieces to be assembled
hastily made
assembled quickly with available materials
gathering
assembled for a specific purpose
game
large puzzle designed to be assembled on the floor
organization
arranged or assembled
manufacturing process
series of workers and machines where a product is assembled
assembly
set of parts to be assembled
construction
assembled in a rough or improvised way
assembled
gathered in large numbers for a purpose
organization
gathered or assembled together
train facility
area where trains are stored, maintained, or assembled
group gathering
assembled for a common purpose
production
unplanned flaw created while a product is being produced or assembled
assembly
being assembled or joined from parts
countertop style
style of assembled wood used in countertops
construction
constructed or assembled from parts
assembly
designed to be easily assembled without tools
manufacturing
factory where parts are assembled into products
organization
grouped or assembled together
train management
area where trains are stored, maintained, or assembled
assembly point
place where people or equipment are assembled before use
construction
assembled hastily or carelessly
sports
team assembled to achieve a particular goal
Examples of assembled in a sentence
The assembled machine worked perfectly. The assembled team discussed the project details. Assembled students listened attentively to the speaker.
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- French:assemblé, rassemblé, ...
- German:zusammengesetzt, versammelt, ...
- Italian:assemblato, riunito, ...
- Spanish:ensamblado, reunido, ...
- Portuguese:montado, reunido, ...
- Chinese:组装的, 聚集的, ...
- Japanese:組み立てられた, 集まった, ...
- Arabic:مُرَكَّب, مُجْتَمِع, ...
- Hebrew:מֻרְכָּב, נֶאֱסָף, ...
- Russian:собранный, собравшиеся, ...
- Ukrainian:зібраний, зібрані, ...
- Hindi:जोड़ा हुआ, इकट्ठा, ...
Definition of assemble - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
constructiontr. put parts together to form a wholetr.
- They will assemble the new furniture today.
2.
meetingtr./intr. gather people into a group for a purposetr./intr.
- The manager will assemble the team for a briefing.
3.
technologytr. TECH. convert assembly language into machine codetr. TECH.
- The programmer will assemble the code before testing.
Origin of assemble
Latin, assimulare (to make like)
Examples of assemble in a sentence
He learned to assemble model airplanes as a hobby. We need to assemble volunteers for the charity event. The principal will assemble students for the announcement. You need to assemble the program before execution. The software won't run until you assemble the source code.
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- French:assembler, rassembler, ...
- German:zusammenbauen, zusammenrufen, ...
- Italian:assemblare, riunire, ...
- Spanish:ensamblar, reunir, ...
- Portuguese:montar, reunir, ...
- Chinese:组装, 召集, ...
- Japanese:組み立てる, 集める, ...
- Arabic:جَمَعَ, اِجْتَمَعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַרְכִּיב, לְכַנֵּס, ...
- Russian:собирать, собрать, ...
- Ukrainian:збирати, скликати, ...
- Hindi:जोड़ना, इकट्ठा करना, ...
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