assemblage
101assemblage — noun Date: 1690 1. a collection of persons or things ; gathering 2. the act of assembling ; the state of being assembled 3. a. an artistic composition made from scraps, junk, and odds and ends (as of paper, cloth, wood, stone, or metal) b …
102assemblage — a collection of co existing organisms at a particular locality and at a specific time, not strictly inter dependent but with unspecified relationships, e.g. trophic ones, between them …
103assemblage — n. [L. assimulare, to bring together] A collection of organisms, or particular things …
104assemblage — Synonyms and related words: A to Z, A to izzard, Bund, Rochdale cooperative, aggregate, all, all and sundry, all sorts, alliance, alpha and omega, assembly, assembly line, assembly line production, association, assortment, axis, band, be all, be… …
105assemblage — ● n. m. ● 1. ►PROG►BOX Le fait d assembler, ou d assembler (i.e. assembler du code ou des machines, mais plus souvent dans le sens du code que celui des machines). ● 2. ►NET Dans un réseau à commutation de paquets, le fait de réunir des… …
106Assemblage — As|sem|bla|ge auch: As|semb|la|ge 〈[asãbla:ʒ(ə)] f.; Gen.: , Pl.: n [ ʒən]; Kunst〉 aus verschiedenen Materialien zusammengefügtes reliefartiges Kunstobjekt [Etym.: frz., »Zusammenfügen«] …
107assemblage — as|sem|blage [ ə semblıdʒ ] noun FORMAL 1. ) count a group of things or people gathered together 2. ) uncount the process of building something by putting all its parts together a ) count a work of art made up of different objects put together …
108assemblage — as·sem·blage || É™ semblɪdÊ’ n. gathering of people, assembly of people; collection; accumulation …
109assemblage — noun a collection or gathering of things or people. ↘a machine or object made of pieces fitted together. ↘a work of art made by grouping together found or unrelated objects …
110assemblage — n. 1. Collection, group, aggregate, body, bunch, cluster, clump, mass, congeries, pack. 2. Assembly, concourse, company, crowd, rout, throng, congregation, gathering, mustering, meeting. 3. Collecting, gathering, congregating, assembling, meeting …
