orient

vt.

标定方向；使…向东方；以…为参照；使熟悉或适应

adj.

东方的；（太阳等）上升的，新生的；闪闪发光的；

vi.

转向东方；使调整或者成为一条直线；

n.

东亚各国；珍珠光泽；好的珍珠；日出之处，东方

过去式：oriented过去分词：oriented现在分词：orienting第三人称单数：orients

orient express东方快车

1. They love paintings from the Orient.
   他们喜欢来自东方的绘画。
2. China is the biggest country in the orient.
   中国是东方最大的国家。
3. The idea of cantilever construction is ancient in the Orient.
   在亚洲古代就已实行过悬臂施工。

1. The vase seems to have an orient origin.
   这花瓶好像来自东方。

1. I need some time to orient my thinking.
   我需要一些时间来使我的思想适应。
2. The freshman took a while to orient himself.
   那位大学新生花了一段时间才熟悉了环境。

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