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    歴代の〜が勢揃い (rekidai no ~ ga iseizoroi - all the past ~ are present)

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This expression uses 歴代の (rekidai no) meaning 'successive generations' or 'past/previous ones', followed by a noun represented by '~', and then が勢揃い (ga iseizoroi), meaning 'are all present' or 'are gathered in full force'. The particle が marks the subject (~). It describes a complete gathering or appearance of all members from a series of generations or past instances.

    Sample sentences

    その記念イベントでは、歴代の社長が勢揃いした。

    At that commemorative event, all the past company presidents were present.

    新しいゲームには、歴代のキャラクターが勢揃いするらしい。

    Apparently, all the past characters will be present in the new game.

    これは、歴代の優勝チームが勢揃いする、滅多にない機会です。

    This is a rare opportunity where all the past championship teams will be present.

    Quick facts

    nuance:勢揃い (iseizoroi) implies an impressive or significant gathering, often with a sense of completeness or spectacle.
    usage_note:The tilde (~) acts as a placeholder for the noun that is being described as 'all the past/successive' instances of. It must be a noun that can have 'generations' or 'successive' instances.

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    Example

    その記念イベントでは、歴代の社長が勢揃いした。

    At that commemorative event, all the past company presidents were present.

    新しいゲームには、歴代のキャラクターが勢揃いするらしい。

    Apparently, all the past characters will be present in the new game.

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