Definitions and Examples of assemble, combine, construct
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
To gather together the different parts of something and put them in the correct order.
Example
The team will assemble the new furniture according to the instructions.
To join or merge two or more things together to form a single entity.
Example
The chef will combine the ingredients to create a delicious dish.
To build or create something by putting different parts or materials together.
Example
The workers will construct a new building on the empty lot.
Key Differences: assemble vs combine vs construct
- 1Assemble refers to putting together different parts in the correct order.
- 2Combine refers to joining or merging two or more things together to form a single entity.
- 3Construct refers to building or creating something by putting different parts or materials together.
Effective Usage of assemble, combine, construct
- 1In Manufacturing: Use assemble to describe the process of putting together different parts to create a product.
- 2In Cooking: Use combine to describe the process of mixing different ingredients to create a dish.
- 3In Construction: Use construct to describe the process of building or creating something from different materials or parts.
Remember this!
The antonyms assemble, combine, and construct convey the opposite meaning of breaking something down into its individual parts or components. Use these words in manufacturing, cooking, construction, or any context where you need to describe the process of putting different parts or materials together to create something new.
