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    勢揃いする (seizoroi suru - to all gather/be present)

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression (verb)
    neutral

    How it works

    勢揃い (seizoroi) is a 'suru' verb, meaning it's a noun that becomes a verb by adding 'する' (suru). It describes a state where many people or things are gathered together, often implies a complete set or all members being present. It can also describe items being lined up or displayed.

    Sample sentences

    イベントには豪華なゲストが勢揃いした。

    Many splendid guests were all present at the event.

    最新モデルのスマートフォンが店に勢揃いしている。

    The latest model smartphones are all lined up in the store.

    家族全員が祖母の誕生日に勢揃いした。

    The entire family gathered for grandmother's birthday.

    Quick facts

    kanjiMeaning:勢 (ikioi, sei): power, force, energy; 揃い (soroi): set, completeness, uniformity. Together, it conveys the sense of a full complement gathering with energy or significance.

    Mnemonic

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    Example

    イベントには豪華なゲストが勢揃いした。

    Many splendid guests were all present at the event.

    最新モデルのスマートフォンが店に勢揃いしている。

    The latest model smartphones are all lined up in the store.

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