orientate

英 [ˈɔːriənteɪt]

美 [ˈɔːriənteɪt]

v.  使适应，使熟悉(新的环境或行为方式)

过去分词：orientated　现在分词：orientating　第三人称单数：orientates　过去式：orientated　

IELTS

BNC.11415 / COCA.38284

柯林斯词典

• → see:orient

英英释义

verb

• determine one's position with reference to another point
  1. We had to orient ourselves in the forest
  Synonym:orient

双语例句

• Again, this benefits everyone as users can use the page title to orientate themselves and confirm that they're on the page they think they're on.
  再次，这个好处每个用户可以使用的页标题为导向，以证实他们自己的一页他们觉得他们对。
• The third part use above-mentioned theories to analyze our country's educational current situation and orientate the starting point as the educational function of the government.
  第三部分则运用上述理论对我国教育现状进行了分析，并将着眼点定位于政府教育职能。
• The unsmooth phenomenon of network occurs from time to tome, so to orientate the breakdown is the key to remove it.
  网络不通的现象时有发生，对一些常见的网络问题能很快定位故障点，是排除故障的关键。
• It is extremely important to orientate the development of leading industry.
  摘要主导产业发展的关键是定位要准确。
• Mary found it difficult to orientate herself in a strange place.
  玛丽感到陌生的地方难以辨别方向。
• Try to orientate your students towards the science subjects.
  试着把学生的兴趣引到理科方面来。
• They want to orientate their careers with China and the east, says Prof Cremer, but he is concerned that their expectations are difficult to meet.
  他们想把自己的职业生涯定位在中国乃至东方，郭理默教授说，但他担心，这类学生的期望很难实现。
• Position both paces so that the corners are exactly together. It is extremely important to orientate the development of leading industry.
  为了对准角，必须确定两片衣片的位置。主导产业发展的关键是定位要准确。
• As role code, appellation makes rhetoric subject orientate the role of himself and the listener when he calls somebody.
  而称谓作为角色代码，使修辞主体在称谓对方的同时，给言语双方都进行了一次角色定位。
• Her son was still trying to orientate himself.
  她儿子仍在努力使自己适应环境。