Arrive | Mean of arrive in English Dictionary

/əˈraɪv/

• Verb
• to come to or reach a place after traveling, being sent, etc.
1. He arrived home at six o'clock.
2. We had some dinner before/on/upon/after arriving at the station.
3. When do you expect them to arrive in Boston?
4. Their flight is due to arrive at 11:30.
5. The train from New York is now arriving.
6. They arrived late at the party.
7. The mail hasn't arrived yet.
8. The new version of the software has finally arrived in stores.
• to happen or begin
1. The day of their wedding has almost arrived. [=come]
2. The time has arrived [=come] to address the problem.
3. There's always a lot to do when spring arrives.
• to be born
1. When is their baby expected to arrive?

• to become successful
1. After years of climbing the corporate ladder, he felt he had finally arrived.
• to make or reach (something, such as a decision) after a lot of thought or effort
1. She finally arrived at a decision.
2. They've arrived at the conclusion that the plan won't work.
3. I hope we can arrive at some sort of understanding/consensus.