assemblyroom

noun
UK /əˈsɛmbli ruːm/
US /əˈsɛmbli rum/

A big room where many people come together to sit and listen.

The whole school met in the assemblyroom for a special talk about safety.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A room in a factory where parts are put together to make something.

Workers on the factory floor moved the finished toys from the assemblyroom to the boxes.

3. A room used by a group of people for official meetings and voting.

The town council gathered in the assemblyroom to vote on the new park.

4. A large space in a building used for ceremonies or performances.

The award ceremony was held in the bright assemblyroom with rows of chairs.