assemble

assemble
ə'sembl
verb
1) ((of people) to come together: The crowd assembled in the hall.) reunirse
2) (to call or bring together: He assembled his family and told them of his plan.) reunir
3) (to put together (a machine etc): He assembled the model aeroplane.) montar
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assemble vb
1. reunir / reunirse
we assemble in the playground nos reunimos en el patio
2. montar / armar
the shelves are easy to assemble la estantería es fácil de montar
El gerundio de assemble se escribe assembling
assemble
tr[ə'sembəl]
transitive verb
1 (bring together - people) reunir; (- things) reunir, juntar; (- facts etc) recopilar, recoger
2 (put together) montar
3 SMALLCOMPUTING/SMALL ensamblar
intransitive verb
1 reunirse
assemble [ə'sɛmbəl] v, -bled ; -bling vt
1) gather: reunir, recoger, juntar
2) construct: ensamblar, montar, construir
assemble vi
: reunirse, congregarse
assemble
v.
• arbitrar v.
• armar v.
• aunar v.
• carear v.
• congregar v.
• convocar v.
• ensamblar v.
• espesar v.
• montar v.
• reunir v.
ə'sembəl
1.
transitive verb
a) (construct) montar, ensamblar; \<\<model\>\> armar
b) (get together) reunir*
c) (gather) \<\<facts\>\> recopilar, recoger*; \<\<collection\>\> reunir*, acumular
d) (Comput) ensamblar

2.
vi (gather) reunirse*, congregarse* (frml)
[ǝ'sembl]
1. VT
1) (=bring together) [+ people, team, collection] reunir; [+ facts, evidence, ideas] recopilar; (Parl) convocar

the assembled dignitaries — los dignatarios reunidos, la reunión de dignatarios

2) (=put together) [+ device, machine, piece of furniture] armar, montar
2.
VI reunirse
* * *
[ə'sembəl]
1.
transitive verb
a) (construct) montar, ensamblar; \<\<model\>\> armar
b) (get together) reunir*
c) (gather) \<\<facts\>\> recopilar, recoger*; \<\<collection\>\> reunir*, acumular
d) (Comput) ensamblar

2.
vi (gather) reunirse*, congregarse* (frml)

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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