ズラリと一列に並ぶ (to line up in a neat row)
Grammar & Usage
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This expression describes items or people lining up perfectly or neatly in a single row. ズラリと is an adverbial phrase conveying the visual impression of many things neatly arranged or lined up, often suggesting a large number. 一列に means 'in a single line' or 'in a row,' and 並ぶ (narabu) is an intransitive verb meaning 'to line up' or 'to stand in a row.'
Sample sentences
開場を待つ人々が、ズラリと一列に並んでいました。
People waiting for the venue to open were lined up neatly in a single row.
展示会には、新製品がズラリと一列に並べられていた。
New products were displayed neatly in a row at the exhibition.
生徒たちは先生の指示で、すぐにズラリと一列に並んだ。
Following the teacher's instructions, the students immediately lined up neatly in a single row.
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Example
開場を待つ人々が、ズラリと一列に並んでいました。
People waiting for the venue to open were lined up neatly in a single row.
展示会には、新製品がズラリと一列に並べられていた。
New products were displayed neatly in a row at the exhibition.
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