assembled groups

[/əˈsɛmbəld ɡruːps/]
nounpl: assembled groups
grupos montados / grupos reunidos / agrupamentos montados
1. Collections of people or things that have been gathered together or put together in an organized manner
The assembled groups waited patiently for the ceremony to begin.
Os grupos reunidos esperavam pacientemente pelo início da cerimônia.
2. Multiple units or teams that have been formed or organized for a specific purpose or event
The assembled groups of volunteers worked efficiently to distribute aid.
Os agrupamentos de voluntários montados trabalharam eficientemente para distribuir ajuda.
3. Crowds or congregations of people brought together in one place
The assembled groups in the plaza created a vibrant atmosphere.
Os grupos montados na praça criaram uma atmosfera vibrante.
In Brazilian Portuguese, 'grupos reunidos' emphasizes the action of coming together, while in Portugal, 'grupos constituídos' stresses formal organization. In NYC and American urban contexts, speakers more commonly use informal variants like 'the squad' or 'the crew' rather than the formal 'assembled groups.'
NYC Slang
the crew / the squad / the posse
Synonyms / Sinônimos
gathered groupscollected groupsorganized groupscongregated groupsunited groups
Antonyms / Antônimos
scattered groupsdispersed groupsseparated groupsdivided groups

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
grupos reunidos
Most common translation for assembled groups in formal and informal contexts
General Brazilian
agrupamentos montados
Used when referring to deliberately organized or constructed groups
Portugal
grupos reunidos / grupos constituídos
Portuguese usage tends toward 'constituídos' for formally established groups
São Paulo
grupos juntos
More colloquial, informal variant used in everyday speech

Related Words

assemblycongregationgatheringcollectivecongregationassemblage

Related Idioms & Phrases

assembled groups of people
assembled groups for a common purpose
bring together assembled groups
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