ズラーッと続く (zurā tto tsuzuku - to continue extensively)
Grammar & Usage
How it works
This phrase consists of the onomatopoeic adverb ズラーッと (zurā tto), which describes something stretching out in a long, continuous line or succession, followed by the verb 続く (tsuzuku), meaning 'to continue' or 'to last'. The 'と' particle in ズラーッと indicates an adverbial modification. It emphasizes the extensive or unbroken nature of the continuation.
Sample sentences
駅の改札口からホームまで、人がズラーッと続いていた。
From the ticket gate to the platform, people were lined up extensively.
海岸線に沿って、白い砂浜がズラーッと続いている。
Along the coastline, a white sandy beach stretches out extensively.
彼のスピーチはいつも長く、30分以上ズラーッと続く。
His speeches are always long, continuing extensively for over 30 minutes.
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Example
駅の改札口からホームまで、人がズラーッと続いていた。
From the ticket gate to the platform, people were lined up extensively.
海岸線に沿って、白い砂浜がズラーッと続いている。
Along the coastline, a white sandy beach stretches out extensively.
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