ズラリと並んだ商品 (zurari to naranda shōhin - products lined up neatly)
Grammar & Usage
How it works
The phrase combines an adverbial expression "ズラリと" (zurari to - neatly, in a row) with the past tense form of the verb "並ぶ" (narabu - to line up, to be arranged) which is "並んだ" (naranda), modifying the noun "商品" (shōhin - product). "ズラリと" is an onomatopoeic/mimetic adverb describing things lined up extensively and uniformly. The structure is [adverb] + [verb in past tense (attributive form)] + [noun].
Sample sentences
デパートの食品売り場には、海外の珍しいチーズがズラリと並んだ商品として展示されていた。
At the department store's food section, rare foreign cheeses were displayed as products lined up neatly.
開店と同時に、入り口にはズラリと並んだ商品を目当てに多くの客が殺到した。
As soon as the store opened, many customers rushed to the entrance, aiming for the products lined up neatly.
ショーケースの中には、色とりどりのケーキがズラリと並んだ商品として、客の目を楽しませていた。
Inside the showcase, colorful cakes were displayed as products lined up neatly, delighting the customers' eyes.
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Example
デパートの食品売り場には、海外の珍しいチーズがズラリと並んだ商品として展示されていた。
At the department store's food section, rare foreign cheeses were displayed as products lined up neatly.
開店と同時に、入り口にはズラリと並んだ商品を目当てに多くの客が殺到した。
As soon as the store opened, many customers rushed to the entrance, aiming for the products lined up neatly.
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