“To line up with” in Japanese
Short answer
To line up with in Japanese is “列する” (ressuru). Full meaning: to line up with, to be a member of, to rank with; to attend, to take part in.
Other ways to say “To line up with” in Japanese
れっする
ressuru to line up with, to be a member of, to rank with; to attend, to take part in
相並ぶ
ainarabu to line up with
れっし
resshi to line up with, to be a member of, to rank with; to attend, to take part in
れっせ
resse to line up with, to be a member of, to rank with; to attend, to take part in
れっしよ
resshiyo to line up with, to be a member of, to rank with; to attend, to take part in
れっすん
ressun to line up with, to be a member of, to rank with; to attend, to take part in
列し
resshi to line up with, to be a member of, to rank with; to attend, to take part in
列せ
resse to line up with, to be a member of, to rank with; to attend, to take part in
列せよ
resseyo to line up with, to be a member of, to rank with; to attend, to take part in
列すん
ressun to line up with, to be a member of, to rank with; to attend, to take part in
列しよ
resshiyo to line up with, to be a member of, to rank with; to attend, to take part in
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