orient
vt. 標定方向; 使…向東方; 以…為參照; 使熟悉或適應
vi. 轉向東方; 使調整或者成為一條直線
n. 東方; 亞洲,亞洲各國
When you orient yourself to a new situation or course of action, you learn about it and prepare to deal with it.
You will need the time to orient yourself to your new way of eating.
你還需要一些時間才能適應新的飲食方式。
...orienting students to new ways of thinking about their participation in classroom learning...
使學生熟悉參與課堂教學的新思維方式
When you orient yourself, you find out exactly where you are and which direction you are facing in.
She lay still for a few seconds, trying to orient herself.
她靜靜地躺了一會兒,試圖弄清自己的方位。
1. the hemisphere that includes Eurasia and Africa and Australia
1. be oriented;
2. determine one's position with reference to another point
3. cause to point;
1. (poetic) eastern;
This is the Royal Residence a Premier a mystery castle in the Orient.
這裡就是皇城相府,一座神秘的東方城堡.
It took him a long time to orient himself.
他花了很長時間熟悉環境.
You can orient yourself by remembering that the hill is due north.
只要記住這座小山位於正北方,你就能確定你所在的方位了.
The climbers stopped to orient themselves before descending the mountain.
登山者先停下來確定所在的位置,然後再下山.
We must orient our products to the needs of the market.
我們必須使我們的產品適應市場的需要.