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.