The compound word "迎来" is formed through the combination of the verb "迎" (yíng), meaning "to welcome" or "to meet," and the directional verb "来" (lái), meaning "to come." Structurally, it follows a verb-complement pattern where "迎" is the main action and "来" indicates the direction or result of that action—specifically, the movement of the welcomed person or thing toward the speaker or a focal point. Thus, "迎来" synthetically means "to welcome the arrival of" or "to usher in," and it is commonly used for both literal greetings (e.g., welcoming people) and figurative usages (e.g., welcoming a new era or event).