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ar.riveE5raIvv [I]to reach a place, esp. at the end of a journey到达，赶到，来到What time will your train arrive?你坐的火车什么时候到达?The rest of the family arrived the next day.家里其余的人是第二天到的。It was dark by the time we arrived at the station.我们赶到火车站时，天已经黑了。Early humans first arrived in this area over 25 000 years ago.早期的人类在25 000多年前就来到了这个地区。I arrived back to find (=and found) that my room had been burgled.当我赶回去时，发现我的房间已遭撬窃。What time does the mail usually arrive (=is it delivered)?邮件通常什么时候送来?I ordered some CDs over a month ago, but they still haven't arrived (=I have not received them).一个多月前我订购了一些激光唱片，但到现在还没来。The leaves starting to turn brown is a sign that autumn has arrived (=begun).树叶开始变成黄褐色，标志着秋天的到来。Sometimes it seems as if my birthday will never arrive (=happen).有时候，我的生日好像老是等不来。Their baby Olivia arrived (=was born) on the date she was expected.他们的婴儿奥利维亚在那一天如期来到世上。(fig. infml) He felt he had truly arrived (=become successful) when he got his first part in a Broadway play.当他首次在百老汇出演一个话剧角色时，他感到自己真是时来运转了。(fig.) We all argued about it for hours and eventually arrived at (=reached) a decision.我们争论了几个小时，最终达成了一项决定。
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