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🎯reach

verb
/riːtʃ/
re react
reach synonyms and antonyms card — visual word comparison reach collocation card — common word combinations and phrases

Meaning

to arrive at a destination; to extend one's arm to touch something
to stretch out or extend to something or someone

Example Sentences

We will reach the station in ten minutes.

She reached for the book on the top shelf.

Synonyms

arrive, attain, achieve, extend, stretch, contact
Entry 1
arrive, attain, achieve, extend
Entry 2
stretch, extend, contact, achieve

Antonyms

leave, depart, miss, fall short, withdraw, retract
Entry 1
leave, depart, miss, fall short
Entry 2
withdraw, retract

Collocations

reach safely, reach out, reach goals, reach agreement, reach limits, reach for, reach a conclusion
Entry 1
reach safely, reach out, reach goals, reach agreement, reach limits
Entry 2
reach out, reach for, reach a conclusion

More Example Sentences

Once I reach the office, I start working.

Once I reach the office, I start my tasks.

Once I reach the office, I get to my tasks.

I check my email after reaching the office.

After reaching home, I freshen up and change.

After reaching home, I clean up and watch TV.

The price of rice still remains within our reach.

After reaching home, I freshen up and spend time with family.

Will the New York basketball team be able to reach the finals?

A firefighter rescues a cat from a tall tree in the neighborhood park after a worried owner calls for help and the fire truck arrives within minutes carrying a long ladder that reaches the highest branch easily

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