1.
lining up; standing in a row; forming an orderly line
Arranging people or things in a neat, orderly row or formation. Commonly used in school, military, and public contexts.
生徒たちが校庭に整列した。
The students lined up in the schoolyard.
「整列!」と先生が号令をかけた。
"Line up!" the teacher commanded.
ホームで電車を待つ乗客がきちんと整列している光景は、海外からの旅行者を驚かせる。
The sight of passengers lining up neatly on the platform to wait for the train surprises travelers from overseas.
USAGE:
整列 is used with する as an intransitive suru-verb. People line up (に整列する) at or in a location.
COMMON COLLOCATIONS:
- 一列に整列する (to line up in a single row)
- きちんと整列する (to line up neatly)
- 整列の号令 (command to line up)
SIMILAR WORDS:
- 整列: lining up in orderly formation (formal, organized)
- 並ぶ: to line up, to stand in a row (everyday, general)
- 行列: a queue, a line of people (the resulting line itself)