食器がズラリと並ぶ (dishes lined up neatly)
Grammar & Usage
How it works
This phrase combines a noun (食器 - dishes), a particle (が - subject marker), an onomatopoeic adverb (ズラリと - in a row/neatly), and a verb (並ぶ - to be lined up). ズラリと describes the state of items being numerous and uniformly arranged.
Sample sentences
棚には色とりどりの食器がズラリと並んでいた。
Colorful dishes were neatly lined up on the shelf.
テーブルの上に、豪華なパーティー用の食器がズラリと並んだ。
Luxury dishes for the party were arranged in a row on the table.
彼女のキッチンの壁には、お気に入りの食器がズラリと並んでいて、とても美しい。
On her kitchen wall, her favorite dishes are neatly lined up, and it's very beautiful.
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Example
棚には色とりどりの食器がズラリと並んでいた。
Colorful dishes were neatly lined up on the shelf.
テーブルの上に、豪華なパーティー用の食器がズラリと並んだ。
Luxury dishes for the party were arranged in a row on the table.
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