剑桥高阶英汉双解词典 - arrive
/ə'raɪv/
verb [I]
REACH 到达
E
* to reach a place, especially at the end of a journey
到达,抵达(尤指到达旅途的终点);到来;来临
1. What time will your train arrive?
你坐的火车甚么时候到?
2. It was dark by the time we arrived at the station.
我们到站时,天都已经黑了。
3. We arrived in Prague later that day.
我们在那天晚些时候到达布拉格。
4. I arrived back to find that my room had been burgled.
我回到家时,发现家里失窃了。
5. What time does the mail usually arrive (= is it delivered) ?
邮件一般甚么时候到?
6. I ordered some CDs over a month ago, but they still haven't arrived (= I have not received them).
我在一个多月前订购了几张CD,但是现在还没有送来。
Common mistake : arrive
Remember: the most usual prepositions to use after arrive are in and at.
Don't say 'arrive to' a country/city/town etc., say arrive in a country/city/town etc. :
I arrived to England on a beautiful morning in May.
I arrived in England on a beautiful morning in May.
Don't say 'arrive to' a building, say arrive at a building. :
Call me when you arrive to the airport.
Call me when you arrive at the airport.
/ə'raɪv/
verb [I]
BEGIN 开始
* to happen or start to exist
发生;开始出现
1. The leaves starting to turn brown is a sign that autumn has arrived.
树叶开始变黄,是秋天到来的前兆。
* If a baby arrives, it is born.
婴儿出生
1. 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。
/ə'raɪv/
verb [I]
to have arrived
* to have achieved success and often fame
成功;成名
1. He felt he had truly arrived when he first got his part in a Broadway play.
他第一次在百老汇剧目中演出角色时,觉得自己真的成功了。
/ə'raɪv/
verb [I]
phrasal verb arrive at sth
* to reach an agreement about something
达成…;作出…;得出…(协议)
1. 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。