reorient

• 动词，表示重新改变方向、焦点或位置，或帮助某人适应新情况或新环境。

A verb used to indicate the act of changing direction, focus, or position again, or helping someone adjust to a new situation or environment.

1. Adjust to a new directionB2formal

   To change the direction or focus of something, especially after a period of confusion or change.

   重新定位

   • After the merger, the company had to reorient its business strategy.
   • She needed time to reorient herself after moving to a new city.
   • The team reoriented their efforts toward the new project goals.

   同义词readjustrealignredirectrefocusreposition

   反义词confusedisorient

2. Turn or rotateB2formal

   To cause something to turn or face a different direction.

   转向

   • The engineer reoriented the satellite dish to receive a better signal.
   • He reoriented the map to align with the compass.
   • The gardener reoriented the plants to get more sunlight.

   同义词pivotredirectrepositionrotatespinswivelturntwist

   反义词alignfix

3. Rearrange or repositionB2formal

   To set or arrange something in a new or different position.

   重新定位

   • The designer reoriented the layout of the room for better flow.
   • They reoriented the furniture to create more space.
   • The architect reoriented the building to face the ocean.

   同义词adjustmovereadjustrealignrearrangeredirectrepositionresetshiftturn