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    役者が勢揃い (yakusha ga seizoroi - all the actors are present)

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This phrase literally means 'the actors (役者 - yakusha) are all present (勢揃い - seizoroi)'. The particle が (ga) marks 'yakusha' as the subject. It is often used figuratively to describe a situation where all necessary or important people/elements are gathered.

    Sample sentences

    忘年会には、久しぶりに役者が勢揃いした。

    All the key members (literally 'actors') were present at the year-end party for the first time in a while.

    この映画は、ベテラン俳優たちが勢揃いした豪華キャストが魅力だ。

    The charm of this movie is its magnificent cast, with all the veteran actors assembled.

    最新作には人気キャラクターが勢揃いしているので、ファンにはたまらないだろう。

    All the popular characters are present in the latest work, so fans will surely love it.

    Quick facts

    nuance:While literally about actors, it's commonly used metaphorically for any group of key individuals or elements gathering. It often carries a sense of excitement or anticipation for what's to come, as if a performance is about to begin.
    seizoroi_meaning:勢揃い (seizoroi) implies a complete gathering or assembly of a group, often with a sense of grandeur or importance.

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    Example

    忘年会には、久しぶりに役者が勢揃いした。

    All the key members (literally 'actors') were present at the year-end party for the first time in a while.

    この映画は、ベテラン俳優たちが勢揃いした豪華キャストが魅力だ。

    The charm of this movie is its magnificent cast, with all the veteran actors assembled.

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