“To line” in Japanese
Short answer
To line in Japanese is “立ち並ぶ” (tachinarabu). Full meaning: to stand in a row (e.g. shops on a street), to line in a row, to line; to be equal to, to be on a par with.
Other ways to say “To line” in Japanese
立並ぶ
tachinarabu to stand in a row (e.g. shops on a street), to line in a row, to line; to be equal to, to be on a par with
建ち並ぶ
tachinarabu to stand in a row (e.g. shops on a street), to line in a row, to line; to be equal to, to be on a par with
たち並ぶ
tachinarabu to stand in a row (e.g. shops on a street), to line in a row, to line; to be equal to, to be on a par with
建ちならぶ
tachinarabu to stand in a row (e.g. shops on a street), to line in a row, to line; to be equal to, to be on a par with
たちならぶ
tachinarabu to stand in a row (e.g. shops on a street), to line in a row, to line; to be equal to, to be on a par with
立ちならぶ
tachinarabu to stand in a row (e.g. shops on a street), to line in a row, to line; to be equal to, to be on a par with
立並ぼ
tachinarabo to stand in a row (e.g. shops on a street), to line in a row, to line; to be equal to, to be on a par with
立並べ
tachinarabe to stand in a row (e.g. shops on a street), to line in a row, to line; to be equal to, to be on a par with
立並ば
tachinaraba to stand in a row (e.g. shops on a street), to line in a row, to line; to be equal to, to be on a par with
立並び
tachinarabi to stand in a row (e.g. shops on a street), to line in a row, to line; to be equal to, to be on a par with
立並ん
tachinaran to stand in a row (e.g. shops on a street), to line in a row, to line; to be equal to, to be on a par with
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