How Do You Spell SUBASSEMBLE?

Pronunciation: [sˈʌbɐsˌɛmbə͡l] (IPA)

Subassemble is a word that refers to a small assembly that is a part of a larger assembly. The word is spelled as suhb-uh-sem-buhl, with the stress on the second syllable. The first syllable, "sub," is pronounced as "suhb" and means "under" or "below." The second syllable, "assem," is pronounced as "uh-sem" and means "to put together." The final syllable, "ble," is pronounced as "buhl" and is used to create an adjective meaning "capable of being assembled."

SUBASSEMBLE Meaning and Definition

1. Subassemble is a verb that refers to the action of assembling or putting together components or parts to create a smaller unit or component of a larger product or system. It involves the process of fitting and joining individual parts to form a more complex and functional subunit.

   When subassembling, individual parts or components that have been manufactured separately are organized and fitted together using various techniques such as welding, soldering, or fastening methods like screws or bolts. This process allows for easier handling and integration into the final assembly process.

   Subassembling is commonly used in various industries, including manufacturing, automotive, electronics, and construction. It facilitates a step-by-step approach to the overall assembly process, as it breaks down larger and more complex systems into smaller, manageable components.

   The quality of the subassembly is crucial, as any errors or defects in the subassembling process can result in problems or malfunctions in the final product. Therefore, manufacturers invest considerable time and effort in ensuring that subassemblies are accurately and securely put together.

   Overall, subassembling is a crucial step in the production and assembly of complex products or systems as it allows for greater efficiency, flexibility, and quality control during the overall manufacturing process.

Etymology of SUBASSEMBLE

The word "subassemble" is derived from two parts: "sub-" and "assemble". The prefix "sub-" comes from the Latin word "sub", meaning "under" or "below", indicating that something is subordinate or secondary to another. "Assemble" comes from the Latin word "assimilare", which means "to bring together". When combined, "subassemble" refers to the action or process of assembling smaller components to create a larger one, typically as part of a larger assembly process.

Conjugate verb Subassemble

CONDITIONAL

I would subassemble

you would subassemble

he/she/it would subassemble

we would subassemble

they would subassemble

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be subassembling

you would be subassembling

he/she/it would be subassembling

we would be subassembling

they would be subassembling

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have subassemble

you would have subassemble

he/she/it would have subassemble

we would have subassemble

they would have subassemble

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been subassembling

you would have been subassembling

he/she/it would have been subassembling

we would have been subassembling

they would have been subassembling

FUTURE

I will subassemble

you will subassemble

he/she/it will subassemble

we will subassemble

they will subassemble

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be subassembling

you will be subassembling

he/she/it will be subassembling

we will be subassembling

they will be subassembling

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have subassembled

you will have subassembled

he/she/it will have subassembled

we will have subassembled

they will have subassembled

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been subassembling

you will have been subassembling

he/she/it will have been subassembling

we will have been subassembling

they will have been subassembling

IMPERATIVE

you subassemble

we let´s subassemble

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to subassemble

PAST

I subassembled

you subassembled

he/she/it subassembled

we subassembled

they subassembled

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was subassembling

you were subassembling

he/she/it was subassembling

we were subassembling

they were subassembling

PAST PARTICIPLE

subassembled

PAST PERFECT

I had subassembled

you had subassembled

he/she/it had subassembled

we had subassembled

they had subassembled

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been subassembling

you had been subassembling

he/she/it had been subassembling

we had been subassembling

they had been subassembling

PRESENT

I subassemble

you subassemble

he/she/it subassembles

we subassemble

they subassemble

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am subassembling

you are subassembling

he/she/it is subassembling

we are subassembling

they are subassembling

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

subassembling

PRESENT PERFECT

I have subassembled

you have subassembled

he/she/it has subassembled

we have subassembled

they have subassembled

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been subassembling

you have been subassembling

he/she/it has been subassembling

we have been subassembling

they have been subassembling