並ならべる
Meanings
Verb (1-dan, transitive)
1. to line up; to set up; to arrange in a line
Ah, the cooking is done, so it's just a matter of setting it up.
2. to enumerate; to itemize
Let me try to list again what I can do.
3. to be equal (to); to compare well (with); to be as good (as)
Kanji used
line up
Pitch accent
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らべる
Top 1600
Used in vocabulary (7 in total)
to stand, walk, etc. shoulder-to-shoulder; to be on a par with
to work together (in the same class, workplace, etc.); to be classmates; to sit side by side; (lit.) to put (one's) desks side by side
to stand side by side; to stand in a row
Examples (18 in total)
You just lined them up, didn't you?
Hey, get in line.
I don't know how to arrange them.
Ah, the cooking is done, so it's just a matter of setting it up.
I neatly lined up the shoes I had taken off.
She arranged the dishes on the table.
I set up long tables in the meeting room.
You only listed the things that suit you.
We arranged the books according to size.
Arrange the food on a large plate.
But I also want to read the books I just put on the bookshelf!
The maid arranged the knives and forks on the table.
The police had all the prostitutes line up in a straight line.
Please set these chairs by the window.
Let me try to list again what I can do.
They'll probably be doing various things, like setting up stalls, in preparation for tomorrow.
While breaking out in a cold sweat, he rattles off plausible-sounding excuses.
They are neatly arranged from the palest to the darkest colors.