This is the 3138th most frequent Portuguese word.
chegamos
"We arrived" or "we have arrived."
In this sentence, 'chegamos' is used as the past tense form of the verb 'chegar' ('arrived') to indicate that the action of arriving occurred previously.
Chegamos ao parque cedo hoje.
We arrived at the park early today.
In this sentence, 'chegamos' indicates a future event inferred from context and is formally in the present tense, as is common in conversational Portuguese.
Chegamos juntos amanhã para a reunião.
We will arrive together tomorrow for the meeting.
Here, 'chegamos' is used metaphorically to indicate reaching a conclusion or outcome, and it is the past tense of 'chegar.'