arrive

UK:  [ə'raɪv]

US:  [əˈraɪv]

过去式：arrived  现在分词：arriving  第三人称单数：arrives  

v.

1.抵达,到达;到...

2.(时间,事件等)到来,发生,出现

3.达到(结果);得出(结论等)

4.出生

5.〈非正式〉成功

1 . The taxi will arrive in less than five minutes. As soon as the taxi arrives , we will be able to leave for the airport.
计程车〔计程车〕会在五分钟内到达。计程车一到，我们就能前往机场了。

2 . I can predict everything that will happen from the moment they arrive to the little kiss on the cheek goodbye and I just can't goddam do it.
我可以预言从他们进门轻吻脸颊到再见离开过程中发生的所有事情，但可恶我不能这么做。

3 . If I hadn't been sure of my position and had been bound for Reykjavik, I would have expected to arrive within a few hours.
如果不是对自己的方位和驶往雷克雅维克非常确定，我会以为能在数小时内到达。

4 . There is still a bit of time, a striker will arrive, it will be a very good striker but I don't know much else.
现在还有时间，肯定会来一个前锋，一定会是一个很好的射手，我知道的也不是太多。

5 . By the time tax cuts and spending increases arrive, the downturn is often over, and the extra stimulus simply adds inflationary pressure.
当削减税收增加开支等扩张性政策姗姗来迟之日，下降过程往往已经结束，此时再采取刺激性措施除了加剧了通胀压力外毫无用处。