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as·sem·bly
I. \əˈsemblē, -li\ noun
(-es)
Usage: often attributive
Etymology: Middle English assemblee, from Middle French, from Old French, feminine of assemblé, past participle of assembler
1. : a company of persons collected together in one place usually for some common purpose (as deliberation and legislation, worship, or entertainment):
a. usually capitalized : a legislative body; specifically : the lower house of a legislature
< the Assembly of New York State >
< the National Assembly of France >
— compare general assembly, house of assembly, legislative assembly
b. usually capitalized : the highest judiciary or governing board in any of various religious denominations
< the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church >
c. : a formal social gathering (as a subscription ball)
d. : a local congregation or religious association similar to a church
e. : a scheduled meeting of the whole student body and usually the faculty of a school or college either for purposes of administrative routine or for educational or recreational programs
2. : the act of coming together : the state of being assembled
< prohibits unlawful assembly >
3. : assemblage 1b
4.
a. : a signal given by drum, bugle, trumpet, or all field music for troops to assemble or fall in
b. : the collection of the elements of a military command into a given locality
5.
a. : the act or process of building up a complete unit (as a motor vehicle) using parts already in themselves finished manufactured products
< to work on the assembly line >
b. : a collection of parts so assembled as to form a complete machine, structure, or unit of a machine
< a hub assembly >
< a dome assembly >
6. : a hall or room in which an assembly is held
II. noun
1. : the translation of assembly language to machine language by an assembler
2. : assembly language herein |