店に商品がズラリと並ぶ (products are lined up neatly in the store)
Grammar & Usage
How it works
This phrase describes items being lined up in an orderly or impressive manner. 「店に」 (mise ni) indicates the location ('in the store'), 「商品が」 (shouhin ga) is the subject ('products'), and 「ズラリと並ぶ」 (zurari to narabu) is the predicate meaning 'to line up neatly/impressively'. 「ズラリと」 is an adverbial phrase using the onomatopoeic/mimetic word ズラリ (zurari) followed by the particle と, which emphasizes the state or manner of arrangement.
Sample sentences
そのデパートでは、入り口から新作の洋服がズラリと並んでいた。
At that department store, new arrival clothes were neatly lined up from the entrance.
特設会場には、珍しい限定品がズラリと並び、多くの客で賑わっていた。
Rare limited edition items were neatly lined up in the special venue, bustling with many customers.
書店の壁一面に、様々なジャンルの本がズラリと並ぶ光景は圧巻だった。
The sight of books of various genres neatly lined up across an entire wall of the bookstore was spectacular.
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Example
そのデパートでは、入り口から新作の洋服がズラリと並んでいた。
At that department store, new arrival clothes were neatly lined up from the entrance.
特設会場には、珍しい限定品がズラリと並び、多くの客で賑わっていた。
Rare limited edition items were neatly lined up in the special venue, bustling with many customers.
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