ズラリと勢揃い (all present/assembled neatly)
Grammar & Usage
How it works
This phrase combines the adverb 'ズラリと' (zurari to), which describes things lining up or arranging neatly and compactly, with the noun '勢揃い' (iseizoroi), meaning 'all assembled' or 'all present'. The 'と' particle functions as a quotative particle, often accompanying adverbs (especially mimetic/onomatopoeic ones) to describe a state or manner. The entire phrase indicates a state where many people or things are gathered together in an orderly fashion.
Sample sentences
イベント会場には人気キャラクターのグッズがズラリと勢揃いしていた。
At the event venue, goods of popular characters were all lined up neatly.
発表会には歴代の社長がズラリと勢揃いし、壮観だった。
At the presentation, all the past presidents were present, which was a magnificent sight.
新製品のラインナップが店内にズラリと勢揃いし、顧客を惹きつけていた。
The new product lineup was neatly assembled in the store, attracting customers.
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Example
イベント会場には人気キャラクターのグッズがズラリと勢揃いしていた。
At the event venue, goods of popular characters were all lined up neatly.
発表会には歴代の社長がズラリと勢揃いし、壮観だった。
At the presentation, all the past presidents were present, which was a magnificent sight.
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