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приехавший adj.stresses
gen. arrival
Gruzovik newcomer; new arrival
приехать v
gen. come down; come over; come up; be along; show up (Many diners are now showing up without reservations, and the problem is the restaurants don't know how much food to cook and keep on hand. – приезжают, не заказав заранее столик, и персонал не знает, сколько блюд нужно готовить и держать наготове ART Vancouver); come (she has just come from London – она только что приехала из Лондона); arrive; arrive at (куда-л., на станцию, в больницу, в гостиницу и т.п.); arrive in (куда-л., в город, страну, порт и т.п.)
Gruzovik arrive
amer. get round
inf. hop (на короткое время); be screwed (Ну, всё. Приехали. Well, that's it. We're screwed now.; дойти до ручки, крайности, последнего рубежа to use up all one's resources; or fucked табу.); be back in town (I'm not back in town until the 15th. • When you're back in town, give me a call. 4uzhoj)
Makarov. be over (издалека); make it
Makarov., inf. hop to (на короткое время)
slang drag in
transp. get in (arrive Andrey Truhachev)
приехали! v
inf. good night! (выражение удивления, недовольства или гнева); Wake up!
rhetor. but here we are! (Alex_Odeychuk)
slang Good God! (выражение удивления, недовольства или гнева)
приехали v
gen. here we are (SpadesQueen)
brit., mean.1 that's done it (‘Uh oh, that's done it,’ he said. ‘We've got to get off this ship ASAP!’ • ‘That's done it!’ said a growl from the crackling intercom system. ‘Our energy transfer unit just had a stroke.’)
tat. game over (tatar word "kildek/kijldik" (we have came) used since ancient times in this meaning when e.g. the horse became tired or cart wheel broke millatce)
приехав v
gen. upon arriving (Upon arriving back home that evening, I studied the documents. ART Vancouver); on arriving (On arriving in L.A. after college, Bochco wrote for several series at Universal Studios. ART Vancouver)
 Russian thesaurus
приехать см. v
gen. приезжать (z484z)
приехавший: 400 phrase in 22 subjects
American usage, not spelling1
Australian1
Automobiles1
Collective1
Economy1
Education2
Figure of speech1
General248
Immigration and citizenship1
Informal2
International relations1
Law2
Literature1
Makarov124
Military1
Police jargon1
Politics1
Production2
Proverb1
Quotes and aphorisms2
Slang4
Vulgar1