Arrive, a Chinese word, pronounced dǐ dá, written in traditional Chinese, means to reach the destination.
Excerpted from A Ying's July 14th, 1942: "I started from Taizhou and arrived at the military department today." ? A Ying also wrote in "Excerpt from Diary Behind the Enemy" on July 1942 14: "If you are invincible in the fake area, you can arrive in three to five days, and you don't have to make a detour." All expressed the meaning of reaching the destination.
In Zhan Antai's preface, the word "arrived" also appeared: "Since Zhu Lingyun died in battle, Zhang Yue was ordered to write a wax pill silk book in Qidan for help and failed to arrive."
Synonyms include reaching and reaching. The antonym is departure, departure, departure, departure.
How to use "arrival" to make sentences;
1. The picture shows China agricultural machinery arriving in Zimbabwe.
2. It takes an hour to drive from Huixian County to Yanjin County.
Most of them crossed the Adriatic Sea and arrived in Italy.
4. After leaving Keelung Bay, the ship arrived at Kaohsiung Port smoothly.
5. Divide by the distance to the target.