assemblies

noun
UK /əˈsɛmbliz/
US /əˈsɛmbliːz/

Groups of people who come together for a reason.

The school holds assemblies every Monday morning.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The act of putting parts together to make something.

The factory is known for the assemblies of car engines.

3. A group of lawmakers or officials who meet to make decisions.

The state assemblies voted on the new law.

4. A collection of parts that are joined to form a whole machine.

The technician checked the wheel assemblies on the plane.