assembly

UK /əˈsɛmb.lɪ/ US /əˈsɛmb.li/
noun 5name 1

Collocations

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1

(noun.) elected group

ADJ

elected, representative | consultative, general, legislative | local, national, provincial, regional, state

VERB + ASSEMBLY

create, form, set up | elect, vote for | dissolve

ASSEMBLY + VERB

meet

The school assembly meets every Monday morning in the gymnasium.

vote

The student assembly voted yesterday to make the school cafeteria more environmentally friendly.

ASSEMBLY + NOUN

member | seat

PREP

in an/the ~

The new education policy was debated in assembly before being announced to all students.

PHRASES

a meeting/session of the assembly

2

(noun.) group gathered together

ADJ

public | peaceful | unlawful

VERB + ASSEMBLY

hold

Workers decided to hold an assembly in the factory to discuss their concerns about safety.

ASSEMBLY + NOUN

point

After the earthquake, workers gathered at the assembly point outside the factory to check everyone was safe.

PHRASES

freedom of assembly, the right of assembly

3

(noun.) at school

ADJ

school | morning

VERB + ASSEMBLY

conduct, have, hold

The school conducted a special assembly to celebrate the students who won the science competition.

attend, go to

ASSEMBLY + NOUN

hall

PREP

at/during/in ~

The principal gave an important speech at assembly yesterday morning.

4

(noun.) putting parts together

ADJ

easy

home

You can save money by choosing home assembly instead of paying for professional installation.

correct

final

The car went through final assembly before being shipped to dealerships across the country.

ASSEMBLY + NOUN

line

Cars move slowly down the assembly line as workers check each part carefully.

plant

Workers at the new assembly plant finished building their first thousand cars last month.

work

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