assemble
/əˈsɛmbəl/
verb
- To bring people or things together in one place for a common purpose.
- Fans assembled outside the stadium hours before the concert.
- The committee will assemble next Tuesday to discuss the new policy.
- The teacher asked the students to assemble in the gym for the fire drill.
- To fit together the parts of something, such as furniture, a machine, or a device.
- He spent the afternoon assembling the bookshelf from a flat pack.
- The instructions show you how to assemble the bicycle step by step.
- She assembled the model airplane with great care.
- To collect or gather data, information, or evidence.
- We need to assemble the facts before we can write the report.
- The detective assembled all the clues before making an arrest.
- Researchers assembled data from thousands of surveys.
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