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    ズラリと勢揃い (all lined up perfectly)

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
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    How it works

    This is a compound expression combining an onomatopoeic adverb and a verb. ズラリと (zurari to) is an adverb describing things lining up neatly in a row. 勢揃い (seizoroi) is a noun/suru-verb meaning 'all assembled, all present, gathered together.' When combined, it vividly expresses a scene where many things or people are present and perfectly arranged or lined up.

    Sample sentences

    展示会には、最新モデルの車がズラリと勢揃いしていた。

    At the exhibition, the latest car models were all perfectly lined up.

    そのパーティーには、業界の著名人がズラリと勢揃いし、華やかな雰囲気だった。

    At that party, prominent figures from the industry were all gathered, creating a glamorous atmosphere.

    棚には様々な種類のワインがズラリと勢揃いしており、どれを選ぶか迷った。

    Various types of wine were perfectly lined up on the shelf, making it difficult to choose.

    Quick facts

    nuance:The 'ズラリ' (zurari) aspect emphasizes the visual impression of items being numerous and neatly aligned, while '勢揃い' (seizoroi) indicates a complete gathering or collection. It often evokes a sense of impressive quantity and order.

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    Example

    展示会には、最新モデルの車がズラリと勢揃いしていた。

    At the exhibition, the latest car models were all perfectly lined up.

    そのパーティーには、業界の著名人がズラリと勢揃いし、華やかな雰囲気だった。

    At that party, prominent figures from the industry were all gathered, creating a glamorous atmosphere.

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