Arrive means to get to a place after going from somewhere else. It is used when talking about travel or movement.
We arrive at school every day at eight.
The plane will arrive at six o'clock.
Arrive can mean that a time or event comes to happen. It talks about moments or times reaching their point.
The time to leave will arrive soon.
When winter arrives, it gets cold here.
Arrive can mean to reach a conclusion or result after thinking or working. It talks about achieving something not physical.
She arrived at a good understanding after the talk.
They arrive at a decision after long talks.
Arrive can mean to succeed in reaching an important goal or achievement. This meaning is more formal and less common in daily talk.
The company finally arrived at its target market.
He arrived at greatness through hard work.
Arrive can mean to suddenly appear or come into view. It is used when something or someone shows up.
The sun arrives after the rain stops.
New ideas arrived during the meeting.
Arrive means to come to a place after going some distance. It is used for the end of a trip or movement.
We will arrive at the hotel soon.
They arrive at the station on time every day.
