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    一堂に勢揃い (ichidou ni iseizoroi - gathered all in one place)

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This expression is formed by the noun '一堂 (ichidou)' meaning 'one hall/room/place', followed by the particle 'に (ni)' indicating location or state, and then the noun '勢揃い (seizoroi)' meaning 'full attendance' or 'all present'. It functions adverbially, describing how a group has gathered, often implying a complete or impressive assembly.

    Sample sentences

    家族全員が一堂に勢揃いし、誕生日を祝った。

    All family members gathered in one place and celebrated the birthday.

    歴代の優勝者が一堂に勢揃いした豪華なイベントだった。

    It was a splendid event where all past champions assembled together.

    新商品の発表会には、関係者が一堂に勢揃いしていた。

    At the new product launch, all relevant personnel were gathered in one place.

    Quick facts

    nuance:Often used to describe a complete assembly of people or items, especially when the gathering is significant or notable, like all members of a family, a team, or a collection.

    Mnemonic

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    Example

    家族全員が一堂に勢揃いし、誕生日を祝った。

    All family members gathered in one place and celebrated the birthday.

    歴代の優勝者が一堂に勢揃いした豪華なイベントだった。

    It was a splendid event where all past champions assembled together.

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