ずらりと勢揃い (all present in a row)
Grammar & Usage
How it works
This expression combines the adverb ずらりと (zurari to), which describes things lining up neatly or extensively, with the noun 勢揃い (seisoroi), meaning 'all present' or 'complete lineup.' It is often used to emphasize a large number of people or items being arranged in a row or appearing together.
Sample sentences
会場には有名人がずらりと勢揃いしていた。
Many celebrities were all present and lined up in the venue.
新しいモデルのスマートフォンがずらりと勢揃いし、来場者の目を引いた。
A full lineup of new smartphone models was displayed, catching the eyes of visitors.
家族全員がずらりと勢揃いして、祖母の誕生日を祝った。
All the family members gathered in a row to celebrate grandmother's birthday.
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Example
会場には有名人がずらりと勢揃いしていた。
Many celebrities were all present and lined up in the venue.
新しいモデルのスマートフォンがずらりと勢揃いし、来場者の目を引いた。
A full lineup of new smartphone models was displayed, catching the eyes of visitors.
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