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    全員勢揃い (zen'in seizoroi - everyone is all present)

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This phrase is a nominal expression combining '全員' (zen'in, all members/everyone) and '勢揃い' (seizoroi, assembling/all present). It functions as a noun, often used with a verb like 'する' (suru, to do) to form '全員勢揃いする' (to have everyone present) or as a predicate modifying a situation.

    Sample sentences

    忘年会には社員全員が勢揃いした。

    All employees were present at the year-end party.

    卒業式には先生方も全員勢揃いし、生徒たちを祝福しました。

    All the teachers were present at the graduation ceremony and congratulated the students.

    滅多にない家族全員勢揃いの写真が撮れた。

    We were able to take a rare photo with all family members present.

    Quick facts

    nuance:Implies not just presence, but a complete gathering of all expected or relevant members, often for a specific event or occasion. It carries a sense of completeness and readiness.
    component_breakdown:全員 (zen'in): All members, everyone. 勢揃い (seizoroi): Literally 'formation arranged/aligned', meaning a full assembly or gathering, especially of people or things that typically form a set.

    Mnemonic

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    Example

    忘年会には社員全員が勢揃いした。

    All employees were present at the year-end party.

    卒業式には先生方も全員勢揃いし、生徒たちを祝福しました。

    All the teachers were present at the graduation ceremony and congratulated the students.

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