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    役者が勢揃い (yakusha ga seizoroi - the cast is all present)

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This phrase literally means 'actors are all present.' 役者 (yakusha) is a noun meaning 'actor/performer,' and 勢揃い (seizoroi) is a suru-verb meaning 'to be all present/gathered,' often used as a noun here. The particle が (ga) marks 役者 as the subject, indicating that the actors are the ones who are all present.

    Sample sentences

    この映画はベテランの役者が勢揃いしていて見応えがあった。

    This movie had all the veteran actors gathered, making it very impressive.

    発表会には関係者全員が勢揃いし、成功を祝った。

    All concerned parties were present at the presentation to celebrate its success.

    あの政治家もこの会合に役者が勢揃いするだろう。

    That politician will also be among the key players gathered at this meeting.

    Quick facts

    nuance:While literally about actors, this phrase is often used metaphorically to describe a situation where all important or key people (or even items) related to an event are gathered together.
    verbForm:勢揃い can also be used as a verb: 勢揃いする (seizoroi suru - to be all present). In this phrase, it functions more like a noun describing the state.

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    Example

    この映画はベテランの役者が勢揃いしていて見応えがあった。

    This movie had all the veteran actors gathered, making it very impressive.

    発表会には関係者全員が勢揃いし、成功を祝った。

    All concerned parties were present at the presentation to celebrate its success.

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