Orient
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British pronunciation/ˈɔːɹi‍ənt/
American pronunciation/ˈɔɹiˌɛnt/

Définition et Signification de "orient"

to orient
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orienter, définir l'orientation

to determine or adjust the direction of an object or oneself in relation to specific directions or reference points
Transitive: to orient sth
to orient definition and meaning
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The archaeologist carefully oriented the excavation site based on cardinal directions.
The city planner decided to orient the new building to face south.
When setting up the tent, the campers took care to orient it so that the entrance faced away from the prevailing wind.
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s'orienter, orienter

to establish or find one's position in relation to the cardinal points
Transitive: to orient oneself
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When the GPS signal was lost, the driver had to orient himself using landmarks and road signs.
The explorer used the stars at night to orient himself in the vast desert and continue his journey.
The astronaut had to constantly orient himself in space using reference points.
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orienter, diriger

to align or position something in a specified orientation
Transitive: to orient sth | to orient sth to a direction
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The city planners oriented the new park entrance towards the downtown area to attract more visitors.
The farmer oriented the rows of crops to align with the natural slope of the terrain for efficient irrigation.
The campers oriented their tents towards the east, anticipating a picturesque sunrise over the mountains.
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orienter, cibler

to tailor or direct a product, message, or content to align with the interests or needs of a specific target audience
Transitive: to orient a product or message to a target audience
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The film director oriented the movie script to international audiences.
The website content was oriented to the interests of tech enthusiasts.
The fashion designer oriented the new clothing line to environmentally conscious consumers.
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orienter, familiariser

to help someone become accustomed to an environment or situation
Transitive: to orient sb to a place or condition
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The relocation coordinator oriented the family to their new neighborhood.
The mentor oriented the new employee to the office layout.
The instructor oriented the students to the online learning platform.
Orient
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Orient, Orient historique

a historical or literary term referring to the regions of the East, particularly Asia or the Far East
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Orient

regions or countries located in the eastern part of the world, especially Asian countries
Orient
volume
British pronunciation/ˈɔːɹiənt/
American pronunciation/ˈoːɹiənt/
Orient
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l’Orient

regions or countries located in the eastern part of the world, especially Asian countries
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The archaeologist carefully oriented the excavation site based on cardinal directions.
The city planner decided to orient the new building to face south.
When setting up the tent, the campers took care to orient it so that the entrance faced away from the prevailing wind.
The farmers strategically oriented the rows of crops to make the most of sunlight and water irrigation.
The satellite dish was carefully oriented to ensure a strong and stable signal reception.
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