To assemble

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transitive verb

Definition

To join, mount, or reunite the components, parts, or disparate elements of a mechanism, structure, object, or system to form a unitary and functional whole; figuratively or in computing, it means to gather data, code modules, or ideas to build a complete logical structure.

Bilingual Equivalents

  • To assemble
  • To put together

Grammatical & Source Details

Inflection Type Transitive verb, first conjugation group, regular present and past participle inflectional rules.
Formation Neologic borrowing from French (assembler), morphologically fully integrated into Romanian syntax.
Spelling / Pronunciation [a.sam.ˈbla]
Source Lexicon of Romanian Grammatical Flexions and Verbal Paradigms

Contextual Usage Examples

RO: Muncitorii au reușit să asambleze întreaga structură metalică a podului în mai puțin de o săptămână.

EN: The workers managed to assemble the entire metallic structure of the bridge in less than a week.

RO: Voi folosi schița tehnică primită în cutie pentru a asambla corect această piesă nouă de mobilier.

EN: I will use the technical sketch received in the box to correctly assemble this new piece of furniture.

RO: Programatorul trebuie să asambleze codul sursă utilizând un compilator specializat înainte de lansare.

EN: The programmer needs to assemble the source code using a specialized compiler before the launch.

Idioms & Phrases

A asambla o piesă / To assemble a part

RO: Acțiunea mecanică de fixare a elementelor constitutive ale unui subansamblu tehnic.

EN: The mechanical action of fixing the constitutive elements of a technical subassembly.

Linie de a asambla / Assembly line flow

RO: Proces industrial secvențial în care componentele sunt adăugate treptat pe măsură ce produsul înaintează.

EN: A sequential industrial process where components are added step by step as the product moves forward.

A asambla idei / To piece together ideas

RO: Metaforă utilizată pentru a descrie unificarea argumentelor sau conceptelor disparate într-un plan coerent.

EN: A metaphor used to describe the unification of disparate arguments or concepts into a coherent plan.

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