arrive in Japanese
arrive in Japanese is 着く, 到着 — arrive means to reach a place after travelling.
arrive in Japanese
着く
Pronounced: tsuku
(intransitive, copulative) To reach; to get to a certain place.
到着
Pronounced: tōchaku
(intransitive, copulative) To reach; to get to a certain place.
What does "arrive" mean?
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verb To reach a place after travelling.
"We arrived at the hotel just before midnight."
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verb To reach a certain moment, stage, or level of success.
"When her first novel topped the charts, the young writer knew she had arrived."
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arrive in a sentence
- We arrived at the hotel just before midnight.
- The package should arrive by Friday.
- When her first novel topped the charts, the young writer knew she had arrived.
- After years of struggle, she finally felt she had arrived as a chef.
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What is "arrive" in Japanese?
"arrive" in Japanese is 着く, 到着. arrive means: To reach a place after travelling.
How do you pronounce 着く?
"arrive" in Japanese is 着く, pronounced "tsuku".
How do you use "arrive" in a sentence?
Example: "We arrived at the hotel just before midnight." In Japanese, "arrive" is 着く, 到着.
Are there other ways to say "arrive" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "arrive": 着く, 到着.
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