arrive at the scene (of something)

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arrive at the scene (of something)

To reach a destination, usually some place where something is or has happened. When did the police arrive at the scene of the crime? By the time I arrived at the scene, Kate and Jen were already arguing.

See also: arrive, scene

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arrive (up)on the scene
arrive on the scene
on the scene
come on the scene
arrive/come on the scene
be on the scene
on the scene, be
arrive at
make a run for (someone or something)
make a run for it

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arrival/departure control group
Arrival/Departure-Based Model
arrivals
arrivals
arrivals board
arrivals lounge
Arrivance
arrivancy
arrive
arrive
arrive
arrive
arrive
arrive (some place) in a body
arrive (somewhere) (up)on the stroke of
arrive (somewhere) (up)on the stroke of (some time)
arrive (somewhere) at the stroke of (some time)
arrive (somewhere) at the stroke of some time
arrive (up)on the scene
arrive ahead of time
Arrive and Depart Time Identification Module
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arrive at
arrive at
arrive at
arrive at a decision
arrive at the scene
arrive at the scene (of something)
arrive at the scene of
arrive at the scene of it
arrive at the scene of something
arrive at the stroke of
arrive at the stroke of some time
arrive back
arrive in a body
arrive in force
arrive in the nick of time
arrive on a wing and a prayer
arrive on the scene
arrive on the scene
arrive on the scene
arrive on the scene
arrive on the stroke of
arrive on the stroke of some time
arrive some place in a body
arrive somewhere at the stroke of
arrive upon the scene
arrive upon the stroke of
arrive/come on the scene
arrived
arrived
arrived
arrived at
arrived at
arrived at
arrived at a decision
Arrived At Scene
arrived at the scene
arrived at the scene of
arrived at the stroke of
arrived back
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