Arrive at . . . arrive in . . . arrive to

موضوع: Arrive at . . . arrive in . . . arrive to 2011-10-15, 8:26 pm

In English, I usually

Arrive at my destination.
Arrive at an address.
Arrive at an airport/train station.
Arrive in a country.
Arrive in a city.
Arrive in the waiting room.

I do not "arrive to" anywhere: I "go to", or I even "come to", but I do not "arrive to".

More
and more, I am seeing the use of "arrive to". In my work, I usually see
this in hospital charts: "The patient arrived to the ER by ambulance."

Is this a standard usage, which I just missed for the first 60 years of life?

Is
this because people are avoiding the issue of "arrived at" (when you
think of pulling up to the building) versus "arrived in" (when you think
about being wheeled into the department)?

TFD-ers, do you "arrive to"?

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