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    選手が勢揃い (senshu ga iseizoroi - all the athletes are present)

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This phrase combines '選手' (senshu - athlete/player) with the particle 'が' (ga - subject marker) and the noun '勢揃い' (seizoroi - being all present, full attendance). While '勢揃い' is technically a noun, it functions here to describe the state of the athletes, implying a verb-like meaning of 'being assembled' or 'being all present'.

    Sample sentences

    大会の開会式には、各国の選手が勢揃いした。

    At the opening ceremony of the tournament, athletes from various countries were all present.

    このイベントには、著名なアーティストが勢揃いする予定だ。

    All the famous artists are expected to be present at this event.

    長年の友人たちが勢揃いし、楽しい夜を過ごした。

    Our long-time friends were all gathered, and we had a fun night.

    Quick facts

    usageNote:The core word '勢揃い (seizoroi)' means 'full attendance' or 'being all present'. It is often used with the subject marked by 'が' (ga) to indicate who or what is fully assembled. It conveys a sense of completeness or that all expected members are there.

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    Example

    大会の開会式には、各国の選手が勢揃いした。

    At the opening ceremony of the tournament, athletes from various countries were all present.

    このイベントには、著名なアーティストが勢揃いする予定だ。

    All the famous artists are expected to be present at this event.

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