orient

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To align or position something in relation to the points of a compass or other specific directions.

• The map helped us orient ourselves in the city.
• You should orient the solar panels toward the south.
• Let me orient the compass before we start hiking.
• The university designed a comprehensive program to orient international students to academic expectations and campus resources.
• Navigators in medieval times would orient their ships using celestial bodies when sailing beyond sight of land.
• The architect planned to orient the building's windows eastward to maximize natural morning light in the classrooms.

Eş anlamlılar: align, position, situate, direct

Zıt anlamlılar: disorient, confuse

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To familiarize someone with a new situation or environment; to adjust or adapt to new surroundings.

• The company will orient new employees during their first week.
• She spent the morning orienting herself to the new office layout.
• We need time to orient to the time zone change.

Eş anlamlılar: familiarize, acquaint, acclimate, adapt, adjust

Zıt anlamlılar: disorient, bewilder, confuse

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The East, especially the countries of East Asia; historically, lands east of the Mediterranean.

• Trade routes between Europe and the Orient were vital for centuries.
• He studied the cultures of the Orient.
• The Orient Express was a famous luxury train.

Eş anlamlılar: East, Far East, Asia

Zıt anlamlılar: Occident, West