Learn what 'arrive' means with a simple explanation suitable for young children.
Alright! The word 'arrive' means to get to a place. Imagine you are going to your friend's house. When you finally get there, you can say, 'I have arrived!' It means you are now at your friend's house and no longer on the way. So, 'arrive' is just a fancy word for coming to a place! Isn't that cool?
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