to preassemble
- verb
- /priːəˈsɛmbəl/
- For example, give the student a picture of a cat and the preassembled letters with the choices of c or n on individual letter cubes, or a picture of a dish with preassembled cubes and the letter choices s, t, and h.
- comes preassembled
Examples
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In order to provide the student with a visual cue of which task to complete, objects can be preassembled into two to three of the same colored cubes/links.
Academic text (2013) -
Priced at $49,900, eCell ships preassembled and ready for immediate use.
Academic text (2007) -
EMMA Huh, ha, you don't build Barbie boats, they come preassembled.
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What would you be concerned about if the plane came in separate sections that could be preassembled and then loaded or slid into place just before takeoff?
Academic text (2007) -
Triple-thickness cardboard can either be obtained preassembled, as "triwall" from box companies, or made by gluing sheets of cardboard together.
Academic text (2007) -
Another activity is to pair Unifix cubes with pictures and have students add beginning or ending sounds to preassembled word parts (K-Grade 1 Phonics and Word Recognition PWR CCSS).
Academic text (2013) -
To make the project easier, we decided to preassemble the parts before the actual installation.
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The company offers preassembled furniture that requires no tools for assembly.
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Before the event, they chose to preassemble all decorations to save time on the day itself.
Synonyms
To make something by joining parts, like a model, plan or team
To build something by joining parts or materials
To put parts together to make something like a machine or toy
To make parts in a factory so they can be put together later
To make parts in a factory before they are needed
Antonyms
How Assembled
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Morphology
Etymology
Preassemble breaks into pre- meaning 'before' and assemble meaning 'to put together', like the pre- in prepare. So, to preassemble is to put parts together in advance, before they are needed.