arrive
verb [ I ] uk/əˈraɪv/ us/əˈraɪv/
(REACH)
A2 到达，抵达（尤指到达旅途的终点）;到来;来临
to reach a place, especially at the end of a journey
What time will your train arrive? 你坐的火车什么时候到？
It was dark by the time we arrived at the station. 我们到站时，天都已经黑了。
We arrived in Prague later that day. 我们在那天晚些时候到达布拉格。
I arrived back to find that my room had been burgled. 我回到家时，发现家里被盗了。
What time does the mail usually arrive (= is it delivered)? 邮件一般什么时候到？
I ordered some CDs over a month ago, but they still haven't arrived (= I have not received them). 我在1个多月前订购了几张CD，但是现在还没有送来。
- More examples
- We didn't arrive at our hotel until after midnight.
- An excited crowd waited for the singer to arrive.
- Try and get some sleep on the plane, then you'll arrive feeling fresh.
- What time does the flight from Amsterdam arrive?
- She's not a very organized person and she always arrives late at meetings.
(BEGIN)
开始;开始出现
to happen or start to exist
The leaves starting to turn brown is a sign that autumn has arrived. 树叶开始变黄，标志着秋天到了。
婴儿出生
If a baby arrives, it is born.
Their baby Olivia arrived on the date she was expected. 他们的宝宝奥利维亚在预产期准时出生。
Idiom
to have arrivedidiom 成功；成名
to have achieved success and become famous
He felt he had truly arrived when he got his first part in a Broadway play. 他第一次在百老汇剧目中出演角色时，觉得自己真的成功了。
Phrasal verb
arrive at somethingC2 达成…;作出…;得出…
to reach an agreement about something
We all argued about it for hours and eventually arrived at a decision. 我们一起辩论了好几个小时，最后终于作出决定。