arrive in
phr. v..phr. v.. To get to a large place like a city or a country. You use this phrase before the name of the place you are reaching.
phr. v.. To reach a destination, used specifically for large geographical areas like cities, countries, or regions. This is a common prepositional verb construction.
They arrive in Rome tomorrow evening.
When you finally arrive in a new country, the first thing you want is a long rest.
The shipment of medical supplies is scheduled to arrive in the affected region by Friday, bringing much-needed relief to the populace.
Use 'arrive in' for cities and countries; use 'arrive at' for specific buildings like an airport or station.
Drill the key collocations for 'arrive': we arrive 'in' a city/country, 'at' a building/station, and 'on' an island.
We will arrive at Paris.We will arrive in Paris.Use 'in' for large areas like cities and countries, not 'at'.