ensamblan

Ensamblan is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb ensamblar. It translates as “they assemble” or “they are assembling” and is used to describe the action of putting together parts or components. The term appears in contexts ranging from manufacturing and electronics to carpentry and crafts.

Ensamblar is a regular -ar verb. In the present indicative, its endings follow the standard pattern for -ar verbs; for ellos, ellas, and ustedes the form is ensamb-lan, producing ensamb-lan as the written word. The root remains ensambl- throughout the conjugation.

Examples include: Los obreros ensamblan los componentes. Las piezas se ensamblan cuidadosamente. These sentences show the verb in active and passive-like constructions, reflecting common usage in technical, industrial, and instructional texts.

Beyond the present tense, the verb forms across tenses and moods are regular for an -ar verb. Related forms include ensamblaron (preterite), ensamble (present subjunctive and formal imperative), and ensamblen (present subjunctive for ellos/ellas/ustedes). Because ensambla ty pically functions as a transitive verb, it often appears with direct objects such as componentes, piezas, o módulos, but can also appear in impersonal or passive constructions.

Ensamblan is a standard and widely used form in Spanish, especially in discussions of production, assembly lines, and mechanical or electronic assembly processes. It is not a proper noun or a place name, but a grammatical form encountered in everyday and technical language.