“Standing in a row” in Japanese
Short answer
Standing in a row in Japanese is “整列” (seiretsu). Full meaning: standing in a row, forming a line, alignment.
Other ways to say “Standing in a row” in Japanese
列立
retsuritsu standing in a row, standing in a column
櫛比
shippi standing (close together) in a row, lining (e.g. a street)
並列
heiretsu arranging in a line, standing in a row; parallel (electronics, computing, etc.)
へい列
heiretsu arranging in a line, standing in a row; parallel (electronics, computing, etc.)
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