assemblez

Assemblez is a form of the French verb assembler. It represents the second-person plural present tense (vous) and is also used as the imperative form when giving a command to you all. In ordinary present tense, it means “you assemble” or “you (all) assemble.” As an imperative, it appears as a direct instruction such as “Assemblez les pièces.”

The verb assembler denotes the action of putting parts together to form a whole, whether physically, as in furniture or machinery, or figuratively, as in gathering data or items. The form assemblez is part of a regular -er verb pattern in French conjugation, following the stem assembl- with the ending -ez for the vous form.

Usage notes:

- In manufacturing or construction contexts, you might see: Assemblez les composants conformément au plan.

- In data or information contexts: Assemblez les faits et présentez un résumé.

- In everyday language, the form also appears on signs or manuals as an imperative directive addressed to a group.

Translation and nuance:

- Translate assemblez as “you assemble” (plural) or “you should assemble” when used as an imperative.

- It is appropriate in formal or plural address, or in instructional material directed at multiple people.

Related forms include j’assemble, tu assembles, il/elle assemble, nous assemblons, ils/elles assemblent. The term is common in French technical, educational, and everyday contexts where assembling or gathering elements is involved.