To Arrive
intransitive verb, godan verb
This word can be tough because it uses the same kanji as 着る (to wear). This word, however, means to arrive. You should have learned that meaning with the kanji 着 as well, so perhaps that helps. To differentiate between this and 着る, try to focus on the く. You really want to be cool (く), so you always make sure "to arrive" late to parties.
This uses a different kun'yomi reading than the one you just learned (sorry). To help you, think about this:
You wanted to arrive on time but you showed up late. How late were you? Two (つ) hours and two minutes late, to be exact.
家に着く
to arrive at home
ホテルに着く
to arrive at a hotel
東京に着く
to arrive in Tokyo
今、成田空港に着きました。
I've just arrived at Narita Airport.
着く時間が分かったら、またれんらくして。
Let me know when you figure out what time you will arrive.
電車が時間通りに着かなかったんです。
The train didn’t arrive on time.