商品がズラリと並ぶ (shouhin ga zurari to narabu - products are lined up)
Grammar & Usage
How it works
This phrase describes items being lined up or arranged in an orderly or numerous fashion. 「商品 (shouhin)」 is the noun 'products', followed by the subject particle 「が (ga)」. 「ズラリと (zurari to)」 is an adverbial expression (onomatopoeia/mimetic word) that describes the manner of things being lined up densely or in a row. 「並ぶ (narabu)」 is an intransitive verb meaning 'to be lined up' or 'to stand in a row'.
Sample sentences
デパートの売り場には新商品がズラリと並んでいた。
New products were lined up in great numbers at the department store's sales floor.
この本屋は珍しい古書がズラリと並んでいて、見るだけでも楽しい。
This bookstore has rare old books neatly lined up, and it's enjoyable just to look at them.
イベント会場には、参加者の作品がズラリと並び、壮観だった。
At the event venue, participants' works were lined up impressively, it was a spectacular sight.
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Example
デパートの売り場には新商品がズラリと並んでいた。
New products were lined up in great numbers at the department store's sales floor.
この本屋は珍しい古書がズラリと並んでいて、見るだけでも楽しい。
This bookstore has rare old books neatly lined up, and it's enjoyable just to look at them.
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