assembly plant
nounUK /əˈsɛmbli plɑːnt/
US /əˈsɛmbli plænt/
A big building where workers put parts together to make things like cars or machines.
My uncle works at an assembly plant where they build trucks.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A place where parts are joined to form a complete product, often on a moving line.
The new assembly plant can produce hundreds of engines each day.
3. A facility where prefabricated sections are put together into a finished structure.
The bridge sections were welded at an assembly plant before being shipped.
4. A site where components of a device are fitted together for final testing.
Workers at the electronics assembly plant carefully connect each circuit board.