arrive at

1. Reach an objective, as in We arrived at the party right on time, or It took Harry only a few minutes to arrive at a solution. [Early 1500s]

Example Sentences

When he arrives at Ray’s cabin, Ray knows it’s him before he even sets eyes on his brother.

From Los Angeles Times

At 11:15 a white lorry marked "Bomb Disposal" arrived at the scene and went behind the police cordon that had been set up around the synagogue.

From BBC

Witnesses said park rangers, many of whom are exempt from the furloughs, arrived at the scene shortly after the accident.

From Los Angeles Times

A social worker told the court that men in up to 10 cars a night were seen arriving at the children's home and vehicle registration plates were passed to police weekly.

From BBC

Diamond arrived at Kingston Park in January 2024 and led Newcastle through a difficult period with the club stuck at the bottom of the league, managing only two wins from 25 league games.

From BBC

Related Words

• ascertain 
• assume 
• construe 
• deduce 
• derive 
• figure out 
• glean 
• guess 
• interpret 
• presume 
• presuppose 
• reckon 
• speculate 
• surmise