arrival

/əˈɹaɪ.vl̩/
noun 5

Collocations

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1

(noun.) act of arriving

ADJ

early | late

timely

The ambulance's timely arrival at the scene probably saved the patient's life.

eventual | dramatic, sudden, surprise, unexpected

expected, imminent, impending

The guests were waiting anxiously for the impending arrival of the famous musician.

VERB + ARRIVAL

announce, herald, signal

The birth of their first child announced the arrival of a new chapter in their lives.

expect

await

The passengers eagerly awaited the arrival of the delayed flight from London.

greet

When the guests finally arrived, we greeted their arrival with cheers and applause.

celebrate, welcome | delay | hasten

ARRIVAL + NOUN

time

PREP

on/upon (sb's) ~

The children were tired on arrival at their grandmother's house after the long drive.

with the ~

With the arrival of spring, the flowers in our garden started to bloom beautifully.

~ at

The passengers were excited about their arrival at the beach after a long drive.

~ in

The plane's arrival in London was delayed by three hours due to bad weather.

PHRASES

arrival on the scene

The firefighters quickly took control after their arrival on the scene of the accident.

arrivals and departures

The airport's information board displays all the arrivals and departures for the day.

time of arrival

The airport staff asked for our time of arrival so they could arrange ground transportation.

2

(noun.) sb/sth that arrives

ADJ

early, first

late

We apologized to the guests because of our late arrival at the wedding reception.

latest, new, recent

The hospital staff prepared the nursery for the latest arrival.

VERB + ARRIVAL

expect | meet | welcome

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