社員が勢揃い (shain ga seizoroi - all the employees are present)
Grammar & Usage
How it works
This phrase literally combines '社員' (shain - employee) with the particle 'が' (ga - subject marker) and '勢揃い' (seizoroi - all present, full attendance). '勢揃い' itself functions as a noun that implies the state of everyone being gathered, and can also be used as a 'suru' verb (勢揃いする) meaning 'to gather everyone'. In this form, it describes the employees as being fully present.
Sample sentences
忘年会には、ほぼ全員の社員が勢揃いした。
Almost all employees were present at the year-end party.
発表会には、歴代の受賞者が勢揃いする予定だ。
All past award winners are expected to be present at the presentation ceremony.
家族全員が勢揃いして、楽しい週末を過ごした。
All the family members gathered, and we had a fun weekend.
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Example
忘年会には、ほぼ全員の社員が勢揃いした。
Almost all employees were present at the year-end party.
発表会には、歴代の受賞者が勢揃いする予定だ。
All past award winners are expected to be present at the presentation ceremony.
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