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orient [ˈɔriənt, -ˌɛnt, ˈor-]

vt. 标定方向; 使…向东方; 以…为参照; 使熟悉或适应;
adj. 东方的; （太阳等）上升的，新生的; 闪闪发光的;
vi. 转向东方; 使调整或者成为一条直线;
n. 东亚各国; 珍珠光泽; 好的珍珠; 日出之处，东方;
过去式：: oriented 过去分词：: oriented 现在分词：: orienting 第三人称单数：: orients

例句:

  • The climbers stopped to orient themselves before descending the mountain.
    登山者先停下来确定所在的位置,然后再下山.
  • The people in the Orient are mainly yellow or brown.
    东方国家的人种主要是黄色的或棕色的.
  • They carried on trade in tea and spices with the orient.
    他们同东方国家做茶叶和香料的生意.
  • Chery named that car the Son of the Orient.
    来自NEWYORKER
  • He was sent as consul to the Orient.
    来自Century Magazine
  • Orient were rarely troubled after going in front.
    来自THETIMES
  • We must orient our work to the needs of the people.
    我们必须使自己的工作适应人民的需要。
    来自《权威词典》
  • We must orient our ideas to new conditions.
    我们必须使我们的观念适应新环境。
    来自《权威词典》
  • He oriented himself on coming to a new city.
    他初到一个新城市,就使自己适应新环境。
    来自《权威词典》