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    顔ぶれが勢揃い (kaobure ga seizoroi - all the members are present)

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This phrase combines '顔ぶれ' (kaobure), meaning 'lineup, members, personnel', with the particle 'が' (ga) indicating the subject, and '勢揃い' (seizoroi), which is a noun meaning 'all present' or 'full attendance', often used adverbially or as a verbal noun. Together, it literally means "the lineup/members are all present/assembled," emphasizing that everyone expected or involved is there.

    Sample sentences

    今日の会議には、幹部が顔ぶれが勢揃いした。

    All the executives were present at today's meeting.

    開会式には、歴代のオリンピックメダリストが顔ぶれが勢揃いしていた。

    All the past Olympic medalists were present at the opening ceremony.

    そのパーティーでは、政界の重鎮たちが顔ぶれが勢揃いし、注目を集めた。

    At that party, all the leading figures of the political world were present, drawing attention.

    Quick facts

    nuance:Often used for important gatherings, events, or situations where the full attendance of a particular group is noteworthy or required. It can convey a sense of completeness or significance.
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    Mnemonic

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    Example

    今日の会議には、幹部が顔ぶれが勢揃いした。

    All the executives were present at today's meeting.

    開会式には、歴代のオリンピックメダリストが顔ぶれが勢揃いしていた。

    All the past Olympic medalists were present at the opening ceremony.

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