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1 orientate
* * *['o:riənteit]2) (to find out one's position in relation to something else: The hikers tried to orientate themselves before continuing their walk.) sich orientieren•* * *ori·en·tate[ˈɔ:riənteɪt]vt1. (position)to \orientate a church eine Kirche ostwärts ausrichten [o osten2. (determine position)3. (make familiar)4. (gear)it is important that the public sector \orientates itself more towards the consumer es ist wichtig, dass der öffentliche Sektor sich stärker zum Kunden hin orientierthe \orientated his ideas to the company's philosophy er brachte seine Vorstellungen mit der Firmenphilosophie in Einklang* * *['ɔːrIənteɪt]1. vr (lit)sich orientieren ( by an +dat, by the map nach der Karte); (fig also) sich zurechtfinden2. vtausrichten ( towards auf +acc); new employees etc einführen; thinking orientieren (towards an +dat)* * ** * ** * *v.orientieren v. -
2 orientate
ori·en·tate [ʼɔ:riənteɪt] vt1) ( position)to \orientate a building north and south ein Gebäude in nordsüdlicher Richtung erstellen;to \orientate a church eine Kirche ostwärts ausrichten [o osten];2) ( determine position)3) ( make familiar)to \orientate oneself sich akk zurechtfinden;to \orientate sb to sth jdn mit etw dat vertraut machen4) ( gear)it is important that the public sector \orientates itself more towards the consumer es ist wichtig, dass der öffentliche Sektor sich stärker zum Kunden hin orientiert;to \orientate sth to[wards] sth etw auf etw akk hin ausrichten;he \orientated his ideas to the company's philosophy er brachte seine Vorstellungen mit der Firmenphilosophie in Einklang -
3 (to) orientate
(to) orientate /ˈɔ:rɪənteɪt/A v. t.1 orientare; volgere verso oriente2 (fig.) orientare; indirizzare; finalizzareB v. i.● to orientate a church, costruire una chiesa con l'altare rivolto a oriente □ to orientate oneself, orientarsi ( anche fig.). -
4 (to) orientate
(to) orientate /ˈɔ:rɪənteɪt/A v. t.1 orientare; volgere verso oriente2 (fig.) orientare; indirizzare; finalizzareB v. i.● to orientate a church, costruire una chiesa con l'altare rivolto a oriente □ to orientate oneself, orientarsi ( anche fig.).
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