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    勢揃いの機会 (seizoroi no kikai - occasion where everyone gathers)

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This phrase consists of the noun 勢揃い (seizoroi, 'full attendance' or 'all present'), followed by the possessive particle の (no), and then the noun 機会 (kikai, 'opportunity' or 'occasion'). It literally means 'occasion of full attendance' or 'opportunity of everyone gathering together'.

    Sample sentences

    家族全員が勢揃いの機会はめったにありません。

    It's rare for the whole family to gather together.

    このイベントは、OBたちが勢揃いの機会となるでしょう。

    This event will be an occasion for all the alumni to gather.

    滅多にない勢揃いの機会なので、写真を撮りましょう。

    It's a rare occasion for everyone to gather, so let's take a picture.

    Quick facts

    nuance:Implies a complete gathering of a specific group, often with a sense of significance or rarity. The gathering itself is the notable aspect, rather than just being present.

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    Example

    家族全員が勢揃いの機会はめったにありません。

    It's rare for the whole family to gather together.

    このイベントは、OBたちが勢揃いの機会となるでしょう。

    This event will be an occasion for all the alumni to gather.

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