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    歴代の〜が勢揃い (rekidai no ~ ga seizoroi - successive generations of ~ are all present)

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This expression uses '歴代の' (rekidai no) meaning 'successive generations of' or 'past/former' followed by a noun, and then 'が勢揃い' (ga seizoroi) indicating that these entities are all present or gathered. The '~' placeholder is crucial as it denotes the subject that is being gathered. '勢揃い' (seizoroi) functions as a noun indicating a full assembly or complete lineup, preceded by the subject marker 'が'.

    Sample sentences

    その記念イベントには、歴代の社長が勢揃いした。

    At that commemorative event, all the successive presidents were present.

    この展示会では、歴代の人気ゲームキャラクターが勢揃いしており、ファンにはたまらない。

    At this exhibition, all the past popular game characters are gathered, which is irresistible for fans.

    テレビ番組の最終回で、歴代の出演者が勢揃いして感動的なフィナーレを迎えた。

    In the final episode of the TV show, all the past cast members were present, leading to a moving finale.

    Quick facts

    nuance:Implies a complete and impressive collection or assembly of items or people from a series or history, often conveying a sense of nostalgia, grandness, or importance. It's often used in promotional contexts or for special events.
    structure:Noun (subject of generations) + が勢揃い

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    Example

    その記念イベントには、歴代の社長が勢揃いした。

    At that commemorative event, all the successive presidents were present.

    この展示会では、歴代の人気ゲームキャラクターが勢揃いしており、ファンにはたまらない。

    At this exhibition, all the past popular game characters are gathered, which is irresistible for fans.

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