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orientation

/ˌɔː.ri.ənˈteɪ.ʃən/

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noun

/ˌɔː.ri.ənˈteɪ.ʃən/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее процесс определения своего положения или направления, набор взглядов или убеждений, а также курс, знакомящий кого-либо с новой ситуацией или средой.

A noun referring to the act of determining one's position or direction, a set of attitudes or beliefs, or a course introducing someone to a new situation or environment.

  1. Act of orientingB2formal

    The process of determining one's position or direction relative to surroundings.

    ruОриентирование

    • The hikers used a compass for orientation in the forest.
    • Orientation in a new city can be challenging.
    • The map provided orientation for the explorers.

    Synonymsbearinglocatingpositioning

  2. Set of attitudes and beliefsB2formal

    An integrated set of attitudes, beliefs, or values that guide a person's thinking or behavior.

    ruНаправленность

    • His political orientation leans toward progressive ideals.
    • The company's orientation focuses on customer satisfaction.
    • Cultural orientation influences how people perceive the world.

    Synonymsapproachattitudeideologymindsetoutlookperspectivephilosophystancevalue-system

  3. B2formal

    The position or alignment of something relative to a specific direction, such as compass points.

    ruОриентация

    • The building's orientation allows for maximum sunlight.
    • The satellite's orientation was adjusted for better signal reception.
    • The orientation of the garden beds follows the path of the sun.

    Synonymsalignmentangulationbearingdirectionplacementposition

  4. Predisposition or preferenceC1formal

    A tendency or inclination to favor a particular viewpoint, approach, or outcome.

    ruСклонность

    • She has a strong orientation toward teamwork.
    • His orientation in favor of innovation drives the company's growth.
    • The policy reflects an orientation toward environmental sustainability.

    Synonymsbentdispositioninclinationleaningpenchantpredilectionpredispositionproclivitypropensitytendency

    Antonymsaversiondisinclinationopposition

  5. Awareness of self and surroundingsC1formalmedical

    A person's awareness of their own position, time, place, and personal relationships.

    ruОриентация

    • The therapy helped him regain his orientation after the accident.
    • Elderly patients sometimes lose orientation in unfamiliar environments.
    • Orientation to time and place is crucial for daily functioning.

    Synonymssense of direction

    Antonymsconfusiondisorientation

  6. Introductory course or sessionB1formal

    A program or session designed to introduce someone to a new situation or environment.

    ruОриентация

    • New employees attended a week-long orientation.
    • The university offers an orientation for freshmen.
    • Orientation sessions help students navigate campus resources.

    Synonymsfamiliarizationinductioninitiationintroduction

Forms
  • orientations plural form
  • orientations' possessive plural form
  • orientation's possessive singular form
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