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orient             Ori·ent              /        ˈɔːriənt                ;          NAmE                ˈɔːriənt                /            the Orient                        noun                            [singular        ]            (        literary)                    the eastern part of the world, especially China and Japan        东方（尤指中国和日本）                    ☞compare                                    Occident                                          Ori·ent              /        ˈɔːriənt                ;          NAmE                ˈɔːriənt                /                        ori·ent              AWL                    /        ˈɔːrient                ;          NAmE                ˈɔːrient                /                    (                  BrE also                orien·tate        )                              verb                            1              [usually passive        ]                    orientsb/sth (to/towards sb/sth)                    to direct sb/sth towards sth; to make or adapt sb/sth for a particular purpose          朝向；面对；确定方向；使适应                            ◆        Our students are oriented towards science subjects.        我们教的学生都适应学理科。                    ◆        policies oriented to the needs of working mothers        针对在职母亲的需要而制订的政策                    ◆        We run a commercially oriented operation.        我们经营一个商业性的企业。                    ◆        profit-orientated organizations        以盈利为目的的机构                    ◆        Neither of them is politically oriented          (= interested in politics).                他们两人都无意涉足政治。                    2              orientyourself                    to find your position in relation to your surroundings          确定方位；认识方向                            ◆        The mountaineers found it hard to orient themselves in the fog.        登山者在大雾中很难辨认方向。                    3              orientyourself                    to make yourself familiar with a new situation          熟悉；适应                            ◆        It took him some time to orient himself in his new school.        他经过了一段时间才熟悉新学校的环境。                    ☞compare                                    disorientate                                      orient      orients      oriented      orienting                  ori·ent              /        ˈɔːrient                ;          NAmE                ˈɔːrient                /             orient[ˈɔ:rient]oriented, orienting, orientsCET6TEM4考研GRETOEFLv660734662322126702632089VERB6927106419Spoken:83202023oriented[544]东方(80%)，东方的(11%)，亚洲(6%)，使适应(2%)，使…朝向(1%)vt.使适应；确定方向；使朝东n.东方；东方诸国adj.东方的vi.向东n.(Orient)人名；(西)奥连特；(法)奥里安

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Oxford	Ori·ent / ˈɔːriənt ; NAmE ˈɔːriənt / the Orient noun [singular ] ( literary) the eastern part of the world, especially China and Japan 东方（尤指中国和日本） ☞compare Occident Ori·ent / ˈɔːriənt ; NAmE ˈɔːriənt / ori·ent AWL / ˈɔːrient ; NAmE ˈɔːrient / ( BrE also orien·tate ) verb 1 [usually passive ] orientsb/sth (to/towards sb/sth) to direct sb/sth towards sth; to make or adapt sb/sth for a particular purpose 朝向；面对；确定方向；使适应 ◆ Our students are oriented towards science subjects. 我们教的学生都适应学理科。 ◆ policies oriented to the needs of working mothers 针对在职母亲的需要而制订的政策 ◆ We run a commercially oriented operation. 我们经营一个商业性的企业。 ◆ profit-orientated organizations 以盈利为目的的机构 ◆ Neither of them is politically oriented (= interested in politics). 他们两人都无意涉足政治。 2 orientyourself to find your position in relation to your surroundings 确定方位；认识方向 ◆ The mountaineers found it hard to orient themselves in the fog. 登山者在大雾中很难辨认方向。 3 orientyourself to make yourself familiar with a new situation 熟悉；适应 ◆ It took him some time to orient himself in his new school. 他经过了一段时间才熟悉新学校的环境。 ☞compare disorientate orient orients oriented orienting ori·ent / ˈɔːrient ; NAmE ˈɔːrient /
LDC	orient1 verb orient2 noun oriento‧ri‧ent1 /ˈɔːrient, ˈɒri- $ ˈɔː-/ ●○○ AWL (also orientate British English) verb Word Origin Verb Table Examples Phrases Word family 1be oriented to/towards/around something/somebody to give a lot of attention to one type of activity or one type of person: a course that is oriented towards the needs of businessmen A lot of the training is orientated around communications skills. The organization is strongly oriented towards research.2orient yourself a)to find exactly where you are by looking around you or using a map → disorient, disorientated: She looked at the street names, trying to orient herself. b)to become familiar with a new situationorient to It takes new students a while to orientate themselves to college life. orient1 verb orient2 noun oriento‧ri‧ent2 /ˈɔːriənt, ˈɒri- $ ˈɔː-/ noun Word Origin Examples Phrases the Orient old-fashioned the eastern part of the world, especially China and Japan → the East at east1 , Occident
WDF	orient [ˈɔ:rient]oriented, orienting, orients CET6TEM4考研GRETOEFL v6607 3466 232 212 670 263 2089 VERB6927 106419 Spoken: 83202023 oriented[544] 东方(80%)，东方的(11%)，亚洲(6%)，使适应(2%)，使…朝向(1%) vt.使适应；确定方向；使朝东 n.东方；东方诸国 adj.东方的 vi.向东 n.(Orient)人名；(西)奥连特；(法)奥里安

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