No. 9,649 in Spanish
arribado
"Arribado" means "arrived" in English.
In a sentence
El barco ha arribado al puerto tras un largo viaje.
The ship has arrived at the port after a long journey.
The verb "arribado" is used here as the past participle of "arribar," meaning to reach or arrive, often used in maritime contexts.
Finalmente, hemos arribado a la conclusión de que necesitamos cambiar de estrategia.
We have finally arrived at the conclusion that we need to change strategy.
In this example, "arribado" is used figuratively to express reaching a conclusion or decision.
Juan arribado no esperaba encontrar una bienvenida tan cálida.
Juan, having arrived, did not expect to find such a warm welcome.
"Arribado" in this sentence is used in the past participle form to describe a state of having arrived, following Juan's name as additional information.
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