preassembly
- noun
- /ˌpriːəˈsɛmbli/
- Specialized
- Workers completed the preassembly of parts before moving them to the main assembly line.
Examples
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During preassembly, we checked each part for defects.
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By organizing a preassembly stage, the company reduced errors during final production.
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The preassembly of the frame made the final construction much faster.
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The preassembly of the components took several hours.
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The preassembly of the frame made the final construction much faster.
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Workers completed the preassembly of parts before moving them to the main assembly line.
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By organizing a preassembly stage, the company reduced errors during final production.
Synonyms
The process of putting parts together to make something
Bringing parts or people together to make one whole
Making building parts in a factory so they can be put together on site
How Assembled
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Preassembly comes from pre- 'before' and assembly 'put together'. So preassembly can mean the process or stage of putting parts together before the final assembly.