新車がズラリと並ぶ (shinsha ga zurari to narabu - new cars are lined up neatly)
Grammar & Usage
How it works
This phrase describes a scene where many new cars are arranged in a neat and orderly line. 「新車 (shinsha)」 is the subject (new car), followed by the subject marker 「が (ga)」. 「ズラリと (zurari to)」 is an onomatopoeic adverb indicating a long, neat line or row of items. 「並ぶ (narabu)」 is an intransitive verb meaning 'to line up' or 'to be arranged'.
Sample sentences
モーターショーでは、最新のスポーツカーがズラリと並んで来場者を魅了した。
At the motor show, the latest sports cars were lined up neatly, captivating visitors.
展示会には、様々なメーカーの新車がズラリと並び、壮観な眺めだった。
At the exhibition, new cars from various manufacturers were lined up neatly, creating a spectacular view.
中古車店ですが、まるで新車がズラリと並んでいるかのようにピカピカでした。
It was a used car dealership, but the cars were so shiny it was as if new cars were lined up neatly.
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Example
モーターショーでは、最新のスポーツカーがズラリと並んで来場者を魅了した。
At the motor show, the latest sports cars were lined up neatly, captivating visitors.
展示会には、様々なメーカーの新車がズラリと並び、壮観な眺めだった。
At the exhibition, new cars from various manufacturers were lined up neatly, creating a spectacular view.
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