arrive — to reach a destination or achieve something after a journey or process
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to reach a destination or achieve something after a journey or process
Pronunciation (IPA): /əˈraɪv/
Korean meaning: 도착하다, 이르다
Korean pronunciation: 어**라**이브
Example Sentences
- My pizza arrived cold, but my patience had already left the building.
- She always arrives fashionably late to parties.
- Success will arrive when you stop chasing it and start attracting it.
arrive
VERB//əˈraɪv//
to reach a destination or achieve something after a journey or process
to reach a destination or achieve something after a journey or process
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Origin
From Old French 'arriver', derived from Latin 'ad' (to) + 'ripa' (shore/bank), originally meaning 'to come to shore' or 'to land'.
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“My pizza arrived cold, but my patience had already left the building.”
“She always arrives fashionably late to parties.”
“Success will arrive when you stop chasing it and start attracting it.”
“The ambulance arrived just in time to save the day.”
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