to orient
01
定向, 调整方向
to determine or adjust the direction of an object or oneself in relation to specific directions or reference points
Transitive: to orient sth
语法信息
形态构成
简单词
动作动词
规则
现在时
orient
第三人称单数
orients
现在分词
orienting
一般过去时
oriented
过去分词
oriented
例子
The archaeologist carefully oriented the excavation site based on cardinal directions.
考古学家根据基本方向仔细定向了挖掘现场。
02
定向, 确定位置
to establish or find one's position in relation to the cardinal points
Transitive: to orient oneself
例子
Lost in the forest, the hiker used a compass to orient himself and find the correct path.
在森林中迷路的徒步旅行者用指南针定向并找到了正确的路径。
03
定向, 对齐
to align or position something in a specified orientation
Transitive: to orient sth | to orient sth to a direction
例子
The gardeners oriented the flower beds towards the sunlight to ensure optimal growth.
园丁将花坛朝向阳光以确保最佳生长。
04
定向, 调整
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
例子
The marketing team oriented the advertising campaign to a younger demographic.
营销团队将广告活动定向于更年轻的人口统计群体。
05
引导, 指导
to help someone become accustomed to an environment or situation
Transitive: to orient sb to a place or condition
例子
The mentor oriented the new employee to the office layout.
导师引导新员工熟悉办公室布局。
Orient
01
东方, 远东
a historical or literary term referring to the regions of the East, particularly Asia or the Far East
语法信息
有生性状态
抽象
形态构成
简单词
不可数
例子
The explorers marveled at the mysteries of the Orient, from ancient cities to exotic cultures.
探险家们对东方的奥秘感到惊奇，从古老的城市到异国文化。
02
东方, 亚洲国家
regions or countries located in the eastern part of the world, especially Asian countries
Orient
01
东方, 亚洲国家
regions or countries located in the eastern part of the world, especially Asian countries
语法信息
有生性状态
抽象
形态构成
简单词
不可数
词汇树
disorient
orientate
oriented
orient
