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Meanings of assemble in English
To collect in one place, usually for a purpose.
Create by putting components or members together.
Synonyms
Examples for "piece"
Examples for "piece"
1
The Finance Bill is the main piece of financial legislation each year.
2
There's no point asking what a piece of work means, you know?
3
I thought then what I think now: a great piece of work.
4
A new piece of legislation and a genuine public debate is overdue.
5
What is the best new piece written in the past 50 years?
1
But others have been forced by current circumstances to change tack completely.
2
It marks a change of tack when dealing with the financial industry.
3
Wired: Gervais takes tack-sharp aim at all things absurd -including himself.
4
This time, some companies that had sold guns for years changed tack.
5
Mexico's national electricity company CFE will follow a similar tack, she added.
1
Banks then put together proposals and subsequently present their ideas to management.
2
He could also resign and try to put together a new government.
3
The deal was carefully put together to reduce the risk of sanctions.
4
We will now put together a plan to urgently address this crisis.
5
But they need to be put together with great care, Dickson said.
1
He will 'attempt' to set up a 'committee' to 'study' the matter.
2
I think the way the golf course is set up is great.
3
He wants to leave Europe, set up people's tribunals, halve public employees.
4
To end the crisis, they agreed to set up a power-sharing government.
5
It has also set up military courts to handle national security cases.
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We must tack together such sentences as we can find that will stand for an answer:-
2
The farmer hath already sown the hemp, the ropemaker hath twisted it; sawyers saw the timber, carpenters tack together the shell, grave-diggers delve the earth.
3
When the two are temporarily tacked together, bore a hole through the centre for the axle.
4
No sparkle, no sequins, just a few dull and faded patches, roughly tacked together with the edges left frayed.
5
We must remember, besides, that the first pages of the fourth Gospel are notes tacked together without rigorous chronological arrangement.]
Usage of assemble in English
1
Freedom means the right of people to assemble, organize, and debate openly.
2
Everyone had time to assemble at Ish's house to hear the news.
3
Hedge funds often take a few weeks to assemble their quarterly reports.
4
Years later it is not possible to assemble the accountability puzzle fully.
5
When all the people are prepared they shall assemble within the circle.
6
Mobilize every police officer and order them to assemble at local stations.
7
Any attempt to assemble the usual biographical data quickly runs into trouble.
8
I must now to the council; I have summoned it to assemble.
9
It took them nearly three months to assemble all the necessary documents.
10
In fact, China doesn't make pens so much as merely assemble them.
11
Then the word was passed for all to assemble in the courtyard.
12
To assemble protons requires hard work because they naturally repel each other.
13
Bring me my hood and cloak; then wake everyone and assemble them.
14
People could assemble the requisite equipment together and play a particular sport.
15
Watch them all here: Less than two weeks left until Avengers assemble!
16
The estates of each particular province were to assemble at their pleasure.
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Translations for assemble
Catalan
Assemble through the time
Assemble across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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