assemble
ಸಭೆ
definition
verb
a crowd had assembled outside the gates
(of people) gather together in one place for a common purpose.
a factory that assembled parts for trucks
fit together the separate component parts of (a machine or other object).
translation of 'assemble'
ಸಭೆಸೇರಿಸು
verb
ಗು೦ಪು ಗೂಡಿಸು
example
He couldn't figure out how to 'assemble' an engine of the magnitude he needed, so he'd have to steal a working model from the museum.
It would take another eight years for the FBI to 'assemble' the evidence to accuse him as a counterspy and place him under arrest.
Here you'd have to 'assemble' your own wheels from piles of valves, tyres, rims and hub caps.
'assemble' the program and produce a file suitable to input to the simulator
We plan to 'assemble' a program that combines the method described here with a kinematics method to permit fulltime operation.
She had helped him 'assemble' a massive machine in their underground warehouse of a lab over the past six months, and finally it was ready.
For over half a century, kits have been sold that enable military history buffs to 'assemble' scale models of military ships, aircraft and vehicles.
This is taken before the rally, when the crowd is starting to 'assemble' .
Please have the employees 'assemble' in the area outside the building and I will explain this rare phenomenon to them.
Another 5,000 worshippers can 'assemble' outside the church building.
Since the mid-1980s, Costa Rica has become a center for factories that 'assemble' garments, electronic components, and other goods for export.
And even when they are stirred into action, it then takes a further ten minutes to 'assemble' them all together.
Their methods were, however, relatively unsophisticated: the point was to 'assemble' a mountain of evidence that would serve as a bulwark against their enemies.
‘What I have said to people is, over the coming weeks and months we will 'assemble' this evidence and then we will give it to people,’ he told Sky News.
From that it creates program code it can then 'assemble' into executable machine code.
We pay the gardaí, not very much, to 'assemble' evidence so that people accused of crimes might be tried in our courts.
The young people go to the individual's neighborhood, put up posters describing the crimes and then 'assemble' outside his house.
In fact, he jokes, if the city really wants to build a courthouse that won't go over budget, it should let him 'assemble' a construction crew of young offenders.
Instead the wearer will buy them flatpacked from a vending machine and 'assemble' them instantly with a deft bit of folding, tucking and the odd tug on a cord.
In the past, the police waited before making arrests until at or near the point of a terrorist attack, so that they could 'assemble' enough evidence to make the case stand up in court.
Clean the top of the sink, then, if necessary, 'assemble' the new faucet according to the manufacturer's instructions.
It is clear from the affidavits of counsel who appeared for the appellant at his trial that considerable efforts were made to 'assemble' expert evidence for the defence.
Together they will painstakingly 'assemble' the kayak, which will eventually become part of a teaching exhibit at Glenbow.
About 200 workers, mostly women, sit at the machines in clusters 'assembling' khaki pants.
Director David C. Thomas 'assembles' the surviving members of the group to tell their story, and remarkably has a treasure trove of home movies, concert and TV footage to illustrate every stage of the group's existence.
The technique involved in creating the art is more akin to 'assembling' a model kit than painting an artwork.
The crowd 'assembles' for the auction with hands firmly in pockets.
A posse of students 'assembled' in the gallery outside the music room.
The first phase of the project revolved around infrastructure and 'assembling' the machine.
The next day a crowd began surrounding the hall until as many as three thousand persons 'assembled' outside.
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