ズラーッと続く道 (a road stretching out indefinitely)
Grammar & Usage
How it works
Formed by the mimetic adverb ズラーッと (zurātto, indicating a continuous, uninterrupted line or row), followed by the verb 続く (tsuzuku, to continue/extend) in its dictionary/attributive form, which modifies the noun 道 (michi, road). The whole phrase functions as a descriptive noun clause highlighting visual continuity.
Sample sentences
目の前には地平線までズラーッと続く道が広がっていた。
In front of us spread a road stretching in a long line all the way to the horizon.
北海道をドライブしていると、ズラーッと続く一本道によく出会う。
When driving around Hokkaido, you often encounter single roads that stretch out endlessly.
街灯がズラーッと続く道を夜遅くに一人で歩いた。
I walked alone late at night along the road lined with a continuous row of streetlights.
Quick facts
Mnemonic
Sign in for a creative sound-alike story that makes "ズラーッと続く道 (a road stretching out indefinitely)" unforgettable 🧠
Get an AI-generated memory hook for ズラーッと続く道 (a road stretching out indefinitely) — a vivid scene that locks the word in your brain 🧠
Example
目の前には地平線までズラーッと続く道が広がっていた。
In front of us spread a road stretching in a long line all the way to the horizon.
北海道をドライブしていると、ズラーッと続く一本道によく出会う。
When driving around Hokkaido, you often encounter single roads that stretch out endlessly.
Sign in for AI-generated examples tailored to your level ✨