assembly stage

noun
UK /əˈsɛmbli steɪdʒ/
US /əˈsɛmbli steɪdʒ/

The assembly stage is the step where all the parts are put together to make something.

At the assembly stage, the workers joined the wheels to the toy car.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A raised platform where people stand to speak or perform in front of a group.

The principal walked onto the assembly stage to give the morning talk.

3. A part of a process in a computer program where pieces of code are combined into a finished program.

The software reached its assembly stage before testing began.

4. A section of a theater or hall where an audience gathers for a meeting or show.

The school choir sang on the assembly stage during the holiday concert.