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    一同が揃う (ichidō ga sorou - everyone is present/all are assembled)

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This phrase consists of the noun "一同" (ichidō - all present, everyone), the nominative particle "が" (ga), and the intransitive verb "揃う" (sorou - to be complete, to be assembled, to gather). It describes a situation where all expected members or people are present at a specific location or for an event.

    Sample sentences

    会議室に一同が揃ったところで、議論を開始した。

    Once everyone had gathered in the meeting room, the discussion began.

    家族一同が揃って祖母の誕生日を祝った。

    The entire family gathered to celebrate grandmother's birthday.

    主演俳優が到着すると、舞台裏にいた一同が揃って彼を迎えた。

    When the lead actor arrived, everyone backstage assembled to greet him.

    Quick facts

    nuance:"一同" refers to all members of a group or all people present in a particular context, often implying a defined group. "揃う" emphasizes the state of being complete or fully assembled, often after waiting for everyone to arrive.

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    Example

    会議室に一同が揃ったところで、議論を開始した。

    Once everyone had gathered in the meeting room, the discussion began.

    家族一同が揃って祖母の誕生日を祝った。

    The entire family gathered to celebrate grandmother's birthday.

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