Arrive (up)on the scene In english explanation

The meaning, explanation, definition and origin of the idiom/phrase "arrive (up)on the scene", English Idiom Dictionary ( also found in Vietnamese )

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2021-11-05 12:11

Meaning of Arrive (up)on the scene

Synonyms:

come into being , come into the picture

Arrive (up)on the scene verb phrase

To arrive at a location while something is happening there

There was a fight in the pub over there and the police arrived on the scene within minutes.

The reporter arrived on the scene right after the accident occurred.

To appear or be born

Stand-up comedy arrived on the scene in the 18th century.

My son arrived on the scene in a local hospital.

Other phrases about:

Don't count your chickens before they are hatched

Don't make plans that depend on something hoped before it has actually happened.
Don't make sure that the result will be good until it actually happens.

these things happen

This is the usual result of a certain situation. This happens a lot. It's a common scenario or situation. Used to tell somebody not to worry about something they have done

not just yet

Not at this moment; probably soon

when pigs fly

Used to demonstrate things which never or unlikely happen.

arrive some place in a body

To go somewhere in a group

Grammar and Usage of Arrive (up)on the scene

Verb Forms

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The verb "arrive" should be conjugated according to its tense.