assemble

[əˈsembl]

Definition:
1. To come together as a group.
2. Collect in one place.

Use 'assemble' in a sentence:

1. Now it is time to assemble, deploy, and test it.
2. If we can assemble everybody, then we can leave.
3. After defining the IT service, you come to the assemble phase for design, specification, creation, and testing.
4. My son stripped my watch and couldn't assemble it.
5. You might even be able to assemble a design solution by combining certain patterns together into an application sequence.
6. Here you'd have to assemble your own wheels from piles of valves, tyres, rims and hub caps.
7. Assemble includes service implementation and the building of composite applications.
8. Did you assemble your team?
9. A very large crowd assembled on the square to see the ceremony.
10. We'll assemble at the gate at 7 o'clock tomorrow morning.
11. In the evening, the people assemble in the mosques.
12. A posse of students assembled in the gallery outside the music room.
13. The captain called the men to assemble.
14. He has assembled a team of experts to handle queries.