American English
/əˈɹaɪv/
2 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
to get to a place after traveling or being sent there
Practice out loudto get to a place after traveling or being sent there
We arrived at the hotel at midnight.
Your package arrived this morning.
With home, say arrive home, not arrive to home.
arrive home · arrive on time · arrive at the airport · arrive in New York
subject + arrive + at + a building or event
subject + arrive + in + a city or country
to reach a decision, answer, or conclusion after thinking
We finally arrived at a decision.
The team arrived at the same conclusion.
arrive at a decision · arrive at a conclusion
subject + arrive + at + a decision
subject + arrive + at + a conclusion
to get to your home
I usually arrive home before six.
to get somewhere at the planned time
Please arrive on time for the interview.
to make a decision after thinking
After an hour, we arrived at a decision.
The final e disappears before -ing: arriving, not arriveing.