arrival in Latin
arrival in Latin is adventus, adventum, perventio — arrival means the act of reaching a place or the moment someone or something gets there.
arrival in Latin
adventus
adventum
perventio
What does "arrival" mean?
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noun The act of reaching a place or the moment someone or something gets there.
"We waited at the gate for her arrival."
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noun A person or thing that has just arrived, especially somewhere new.
"The new arrival settled into the office quickly."
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arrival in a sentence
- We waited at the gate for her arrival.
- The train's arrival was delayed by twenty minutes.
- The new arrival settled into the office quickly.
- Staff welcomed each new arrival at reception.
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What is "arrival" in Latin?
"arrival" in Latin is adventus, adventum, perventio. arrival means: The act of reaching a place or the moment someone or something gets there.
How do you use "arrival" in a sentence?
Example: "We waited at the gate for her arrival." In Latin, "arrival" is adventus, adventum, perventio.
Are there other ways to say "arrival" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "arrival": adventus, adventum, perventio.
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