Have arrived Meaning in English
expression · lemma: arrive
ˈhæv/ /ɝˈaɪvd
hav er-AIVD
hæv/ /ɐɹˈaɪvd
hav uh-RAIVD
Definition
Used to say that someone or something is now at a place after traveling or waiting. It refers to being present at the destination.
Usage & Nuances
Common in both formal and informal speech. Used in present perfect tense for recent completion. Typical with people or deliveries: 'The guests have arrived.' Not for things scheduled in the future. Sometimes implies relief or excitement.
Spanish: han llegadoPortuguese (BR): chegaramPortuguese (PT): chegaramChinese (Simplified): 已经到了Chinese (Traditional): 已經到了Hindi: पहुँच गए हैंArabic: وصلواBengali: এ এসে গেছে - পৌঁছে গেছেRussian: прибыли - приехалиJapanese: 到着したVietnamese: đã đếnKorean: 도착했다Turkish: vardı - geldilerUrdu: پہنچ گئے ہیںIndonesian: sudah tiba - sudah sampai
Example Sentences
We have arrived at the hotel.
basic
The packages have arrived.
basic
My friends have arrived safely.
basic
Wow, you guys have arrived just in time for dinner!
natural
It feels like we have arrived after such a long journey.
natural
The guests have arrived, so let’s start the party!
natural