vt.朝向，面对，确定方向，使适应，确定方位，认识方向，熟悉，适应
n.东方，远东，亚洲，东洋
v.适应，使朝向，使面对，确定方向
adj.东方的，东洋的，(太阳等)上升的，新生的

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

You must orient our products to the needs of the market.
你必须使我们的产品适应市场的需求。
If we get lost, try to use the sun to orient yourself.
如果我们迷了路，可试试靠太阳辨别方向。
I took a while to orient himself.
我花了一段时间去适应。
I need to orient myself with the new office layout before I start my job.
我需要在开始新工作前熟悉一下新的办公室布局。
The compass helps us orient ourselves in the wilderness.
指南针帮助我们在野外确定方向。
The manager will give a brief orientation about the company's policies tomorrow.
经理明天会做一个关于公司政策的简短介绍。
The soldiers had to orient their weapons towards the enemy's position.
士兵们必须将武器对准敌人的位置。
She felt disoriented after waking up from the long flight.
长时间飞行后醒来，她感到晕头转向。
The map is oriented with north at the top.
地图上北向在上方。
The new employees will undergo a week of orientation to learn about the company culture.
新员工将进行一周的入职培训，了解公司文化。
We need to orient our marketing strategy towards younger demographics.
我们需要调整营销策略以吸引年轻人群。
The hiker used the stars to orient himself at night.
这位徒步旅行者利用星星在夜间确定方向。
After the earthquake, many people felt disoriented and lost.
地震后，许多人感到迷茫和失落。