Synonym: orient. Similar words: orientated, disorientate, orientation, orientating, disorientation, future orientation, political orientation, oriental. Meaning: ['ɔːrɪenteɪt] 
v. determine one's position with reference to another point.
v. determine one's position with reference to another point. 
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1 Try to orientate your students towards the science subjects.
2 It takes new students a while to orientate themselves to college life.
3 It took him some time to orientate himself in his new school.
4 The mountaineers found it difficult to orientate themselves in the fog.
5 These conventions enable the participants to orientate to what is happening,(www.Sentencedict.com) and rapidly make sense of the interaction.
6 Now, with no directing signals to orientate it, the shallow dish had automatically set itself in the neutral position.
7 Leaves do orientate themselves toward the light, so turn the pots regularly.
8 Their leaves, stems and branches orientate themselves to the light, while their roots seek out minerals and water.
9 Prose translation from Chinese to English should orientate itself ultimately towards Sino - western Comparative Aesthetics.
10 Is it orientate to go on the mission and business of enterprise of the company then, and has made the strategic objective system in three stages of development of Huayuan company inthe future.
11 How do we orientate the function of internal accounting control?
12 Adopt the imported brakes and motors of Italy, orientate exactly and maintain long life.
13 Orientate orientation Take a vertical photo: Snap one immediately after taking a horizontal.
14 To discover indistinguishable breast lesions and orientate them accurately for the operation.
15 Orientate the diode with the cathode toward the door switch to quickly brighten the lamp, or reverse the direction to quickly turn it off.
16 Anxiety comes from not being able to orientate yourself in your own existence.
17 The first days of school are meant to orientate freshmen to campus life.
18 Forwardly push the usage of Lean Production mode, orientate multi-species short run production.
19 The explorer climbed a tree in order to orientate himself.
20 If you get lost while you are out walking, try to use the sun to orientate yourself.
21 These are designed, rather on the principle of the weathercock, to orientate themselves to the instantaneous local air movement.
22 Secondly, the linking of form to function may help learners to orientate themselves within a discourse.
23 Mathematical simulation results show that the improved method can identify and orientate dual sensor soft fault more exactly and quickly than the traditional method.
24 The reason for this was that he decided to orientate the map in the direction of the Pole Star since Polaris was the immovable guiding light in which the voyagers of that era placed their trust.
25 When shaping the symbolic name cards, the government should not deviate it from its original taste, stress the recovery and construction of original ruins and orientate precisely and explore properly.
26 Magnetoelectricity separation collection technique is adopted, because it is very difficult to seal, orientate and level the magnetic inductor which used to measure seabed magnetic field.
27 Methods:Using the color Doppler ultrasound to monitor the centesis of kidney cysts and to orientate the best position in the process of centesis.
28 Objective To reveal the effect of ecological environment on trueborn quality of rhizoma of Alisma orientate from molecular level.
29 The process begins with the geometric construction of circles traced on the ground at sunrise to orientate the temple and to lay out the ground plan.
30 The capital transaction is a short cut to expanding or shrinking business at low cost, and the diversification can orientate new businesses and realize scale economy.
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