英语词汇arrive的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

arrive /əˈraɪv/ verb to get to the place where you are goingadverbsarrive late Jo arrived late, as usual, and missed the first class. | It’s best not to arrive too early.arrive on time He never arrives on time for meetings.arrive early We arrived early for our plane.arrive shortly (=soon) My parents are due to arrive shortly.arrive safely She phoned to say she had arrived safely.finally/eventually arrive We finally arrived in Perth after 10 days’ driving.arrive unannounced (=without anyone expecting or knowing you were coming) He arrived unannounced yesterday and stayed the night.prepositionsarrive at a station/airport/hotel/house We arrived at the station just in time.arrive in a city/country He arrived in New York with very little money.arrive on an island The first Europeans arrived on the island in the 17th century. Don’t say I arrived to my home. Say I arrived home or I arrived at my house.phrasesbe due to arrive The next train is due to arrive at 11.04.be the first/last (one) to arrive Billy is always the first to arrive at the office.arrive safe and sound (=safely) It was a great relief when he arrived back safe and sound.arrive on the scene (=at the place where an accident, crime etc has just happened) Two more police cars arrived on the scene.as soon as sb arrives Call me as soon as you arrive.THESAURUS: arrive get to arrive somewhere. Get is more informal than arrive: What time do you usually get to work? | I’ll call you as soon as I get there. | We didn’t get home till 5 o’clock the next day. come if someone comes, they arrive at the place where you are: What time did the plumber say he would come? | She came home yesterday. reach to arrive somewhere, especially after a long journey: They finally reached Hong Kong at midnight. | We were looking forward to reaching our destination. show up informal to arrive when someone is expecting you to go somewhere: I waited for him till 10 o’clock, but he never showed up. | The rest of the team showed up half an hour later. get inplane | train | bus to arrive somewhere: What time does your plane get in? | The train gets in at 6.15. | I usually get in from work at around 6 o’clock. landplane to arrive on the ground: The plane landed about an hour ago. | We finally landed at 2 a.m. pull intrain | bus | coach to arrive at a station, or the place where you are waiting, and stop there: Hundreds of people watched the train pull in. | As we left, another coach pulled in behind us. dockship if a ship docks, it arrives at a port and stops there, so that it can unload the passengers or goods: The ship docked at Southampton with 400 passengers on board.ANTONYMS → leave1

词组	arrive
释义	arrive /əˈraɪv/ verb to get to the place where you are goingadverbsarrive late Jo arrived late, as usual, and missed the first class. \| It’s best not to arrive too early.arrive on time He never arrives on time for meetings.arrive early We arrived early for our plane.arrive shortly (=soon) My parents are due to arrive shortly.arrive safely She phoned to say she had arrived safely.finally/eventually arrive We finally arrived in Perth after 10 days’ driving.arrive unannounced (=without anyone expecting or knowing you were coming) He arrived unannounced yesterday and stayed the night.prepositionsarrive at a station/airport/hotel/house We arrived at the station just in time.arrive in a city/country He arrived in New York with very little money.arrive on an island The first Europeans arrived on the island in the 17th century. Don’t say I arrived to my home. Say I arrived home or I arrived at my house.phrasesbe due to arrive The next train is due to arrive at 11.04.be the first/last (one) to arrive Billy is always the first to arrive at the office.arrive safe and sound (=safely) It was a great relief when he arrived back safe and sound.arrive on the scene (=at the place where an accident, crime etc has just happened) Two more police cars arrived on the scene.as soon as sb arrives Call me as soon as you arrive.THESAURUS: arrive get to arrive somewhere. Get is more informal than arrive: What time do you usually get to work? \| I’ll call you as soon as I get there. \| We didn’t get home till 5 o’clock the next day. come if someone comes, they arrive at the place where you are: What time did the plumber say he would come? \| She came home yesterday. reach to arrive somewhere, especially after a long journey: They finally reached Hong Kong at midnight. \| We were looking forward to reaching our destination. show up informal to arrive when someone is expecting you to go somewhere: I waited for him till 10 o’clock, but he never showed up. \| The rest of the team showed up half an hour later. get inplane \| train \| bus to arrive somewhere: What time does your plane get in? \| The train gets in at 6.15. \| I usually get in from work at around 6 o’clock. landplane to arrive on the ground: The plane landed about an hour ago. \| We finally landed at 2 a.m. pull intrain \| bus \| coach to arrive at a station, or the place where you are waiting, and stop there: Hundreds of people watched the train pull in. \| As we left, another coach pulled in behind us. dockship if a ship docks, it arrives at a port and stops there, so that it can unload the passengers or goods: The ship docked at Southampton with 400 passengers on board.ANTONYMS → leave1
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