assembly-line
noun
Pronunciation: əˈsɛm.bli ˌlaɪn
Definition
A line of factory workers and equipment arranged in order so that a product can be assembled step-by-step as it moves along the line.
Examples
The factory uses an assembly-line to produce cars efficiently.
Each worker on the assembly-line has a specific task to complete.
How to Use assembly-line
- on the assembly-line (prepositional phrase)
- Indicates location or participation within the sequential production process. — "Many workers were employed on the assembly-line."
- assembly-line production (collocation)
- Refers to the method of manufacturing using an assembly-line. — "Assembly-line production significantly increased output."
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