No. 9,651 in Spanish
arribo
"Arribo" means "arrival" in English.
In a sentence
El arribo del avión se retrasó debido al mal tiempo.
The arrival of the plane was delayed due to bad weather.
In this sentence, 'arribo' is used as a noun indicating 'arrival,' specifically referring to the act of reaching a destination.
Al arribo del presidente, las personas comenzaron a aplaudir.
Upon the president's arrival, people began to applaud.
Here, 'arribo' functions as a noun used to denote a formal or significant arrival, emphasizing the importance of the event.
Con el arribo de nuevas tecnologías, las comunicaciones han mejorado considerablemente.
With the advent of new technologies, communications have improved considerably.
In this context, 'arribo' metaphorically refers to the introduction or emergence of new technologies, extending its literal meaning to a broader conceptual application.
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