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    スターが勢揃い (sutaa ga seizoroi - all the stars are present)

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This phrase combines the English loanword 'スター' (star) with the particle 'が' (ga, indicating subject) and the verb '勢揃い' (seizoroi), which means 'to be all present' or 'to gather in full force'. It literally means 'stars are all present', conveying the idea of a complete and impressive gathering of notable individuals or important items.

    Sample sentences

    今年の紅白歌合戦は、人気スターが勢揃いしましたね。

    This year's Kohaku Uta Gassen had all the popular stars present, didn't it?

    会場には、映画界のトップスターが勢揃いしていた。

    All the top stars of the film industry were present at the venue.

    その記念イベントには、歴代のヒーローたちが勢揃いすると発表された。

    It was announced that all the heroes from past generations would be present at that commemorative event.

    Quick facts

    nuance:Implies an impressive or complete gathering, often used for celebrities, athletes, popular characters, or a full collection of items.
    etymology:スター (sutaa) is a Katakana loanword from English 'star'. 勢揃い (seizoroi) is a native Japanese word combining 勢い (ikioi - force, momentum) and 揃う (sorou - to be complete, to be all present).

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    Example

    今年の紅白歌合戦は、人気スターが勢揃いしましたね。

    This year's Kohaku Uta Gassen had all the popular stars present, didn't it?

    会場には、映画界のトップスターが勢揃いしていた。

    All the top stars of the film industry were present at the venue.

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