英语单词短语词组“orientation”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

orientation

noun[U]

/ˌɔː.ri.enˈteɪ.ʃən/us

/ˌɔːr.i.enˈteɪ.ʃən/

orientationnoun[U](PREFERENCES)

theparticularthings that apersonprefers,believes,thinks, or usually does:

（某人的）特别喜好，价值取向，信仰观念

Weemploypeoplewithoutregardtotheirpoliticalorientation.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Goals and purposes

affordance
ambition
avail
cause
dedicated
deflect
dream
end
it's the thought that countsidiom
key performance indicator
KPI
moonshot
objective
point
target
target setting
thought
towards
unfocused
use

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orientationnoun[U](sexuality)

short forsexual orientationformal: thefactof someone beingsexuallyorromanticallyattractedtopeopleof aparticulargender, or more than onegender:

He is notlegallyrequiredtodisclosehis orientation to hisemployer.

Anti-discriminationlawsincluderace,sex,gender, orientation,disability, andmilitarystatusasprotectedclasses.

Synonym

sexuality

orientationnoun[U](AIMS)

theparticularinterests,activities, oraimsof anorganizationorbusiness:

兴趣；取向；目标

the company's neweco-friendlyorientation公司保护生态环境的新定位

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Goals and purposes

affordance
ambition
avail
cause
dedicated
deflect
dream
end
it's the thought that countsidiom
key performance indicator
KPI
moonshot
objective
point
target
target setting
thought
towards
unfocused
use

See more results »

orientationnoun[U](TRAINING)

trainingorpreparationfor a newjoboractivity:

（对新工作、新活动的）培训，准备

Thedepartmenthasarrangedan orientationsession.这个部门安排了一次岗前培训。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Learning & knowing

absorptive capacity
academy
acquire
acquisition
assimilate
autodidact
extension
familiar
journey
non-academic
non-library
onboard
onboarding
outlearn
sit
uncultivated
uncultured
unlearnable
unteachable
upskill

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orientationnoun[U](ARRANGEMENT)

C1formal

arrangementordirection:

安排；方向

Thebuildinghas an east-west orientation(= it isbuilton alinebetweeneastandwest).这幢大楼是东西向的。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

General location and orientation

about
along
anterior
around
back ontosomething
every
far
front
frontal
hind
left
left-hand
nearside
noncentral
offside
on-site
orientated
point
position
side-on

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(Definition oforientationfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

orientation

noun[U]

/ˌɔː.ri.enˈteɪ.ʃən/us

/ˌɔːr.i.enˈteɪ.ʃən/

orientationnoun[U](PREFERENCES)

theparticularthings that apersonprefers,believes,thinks, or usually does

（某人的）特别喜好，价值取向，信仰观念

Weemploypeoplewithoutregardtotheirpoliticalorsexualorientation.我们雇用人时并不考虑其政治或性取向。

orientationnoun[U](AIMS)

theparticularinterests,activities, oraimsof anorganizationorbusiness

兴趣；取向；目标

the company's neweco-friendlyorientation公司保护生态环境的新定位

orientationnoun[U](TRAINING)

trainingorpreparationfor a newjoboractivity

（对新工作、新活动的）培训，准备

Thedepartmenthasarrangedan orientationsession.这个部门安排了一次岗前培训。

orientationnoun[U](ARRANGEMENT)

C1formal

arrangementordirection

安排；方向

Thebuildinghas an east-west orientation(= it isbuilton alinebetweeneastandwest).这幢大楼是东西向的。

orientation| American Dictionary

orientation

noun

/ˌɔr·i·ənˈteɪ·ʃən,ˌoʊr-/

orientationnoun(INTERESTS)

[U]

theparticularinterests,activities, oraimsof apersonor anorganization:

He has nevertriedtohidehispoliticalorientation.

orientationnoun(DIRECTION)

[U]

thepositionof something inrelationtoitssurroundings:

Thechurchhas an east-west orientation(= has onemainsidefacingeastand theoppositesidefacingwest).

(Definition oforientationfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

orientation| Business English

orientation

noun[CorU]

/ˌɔːrienˈteɪʃən/us

thetypeofinterests,activities, oraimsthat anorganization,business, orprojecthas, or theactof givingattentionto aparticularthing:

Thedevelopmentof aconsistentcultureofcustomerorientationthroughouttheorganizationiscrucialforsurvival.

Thecompanyhasadopteda neweco-friendlyorientation.

orientation to/towards sthHestressedthe company's orientation towards theneedsof themarket.

theparticularbeliefs,opinions, orwaysofbehavingthat apersonhas:

TheActrequiresthatpeopleshould beemployedwithoutregardtotheirpoliticalorsexualorientation.

trainingorpreparationfor a newjoboractivity:

Thejobstartstomorrowwith afullweekof orientation.

You will be given an orientation beforeyourprojectstarts.

Examplesoforientation

orientation

First, let us briefly consider the effects of symbolic orientations and demographic characteristics.

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The classical tomography approach requires many pictures of the same particles tilted into different orientations.

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I have outlined three forms of relationships to represent the orientations of children's improvisations and compositions.

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Interactional sequences are therefore linked to participant orientations and goals.

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The three basic component orientations are not considered as independent of one another and their mutual orthogonality is taken into account in the equations.

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A model-based approach for determining orientations of biological macromolecules imaged by cryoelectron microscopy.

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There are, in fact, a few hints pointing at this diversity of intellectual orientations.

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The kinematic calibration thus becomes a procedure of fine-tuning the locations and orientations of the local frames.

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At any time instant, the relative positions, orientations and velocities can be used to compute the total stiffness and damping forces acting at each node.

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Molecules that are not spherical are averaged over all orientations.

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Pre-crisis ideological allegiances and the historical performance records of the rival policy orientations determine baseline preferences.

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The discourse structure typically establishes two stances or orientations to content - one relatively authoritative and historical, and the other resolutely personal and local.

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Other approaches associate particular capabilities with particular state orientations and/or aspirations.

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The figure contains two types of squares, one type involving a black-to-gray gradient, and the other a white-to-gray gradient, in different diagonal orientations.

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Note that columnar structure in the selective responses for cardinal and oblique orientations appear to emerge simultaneously.

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These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.

Collocationswithorientation

orientation

These are words often used in combination withorientation.

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achievement orientation

Similarly, the achievement index shows the more developed a society is, the less emphatic theachievementorientationof its population.

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general orientation

Nevertheless, large numbers of easily identifiable bone fragments gave us clues to thegeneralorientationof the deposits.

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goal orientation

The low dynamic levels, the absence of vibrato and the lack ofgoalorientationare aspects of 'mourning', a description he thought appropriate for his work.

From theCambridge English Corpus

单词	orientation
释义	orientation noun[U] uk /ˌɔː.ri.enˈteɪ.ʃən/us /ˌɔːr.i.enˈteɪ.ʃən/ orientationnoun[U](PREFERENCES) C2 theparticularthings that apersonprefers,believes,thinks, or usually does: （某人的）特别喜好，价值取向，信仰观念 Weemploypeoplewithoutregardtotheirpoliticalorientation. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Goals and purposes affordance ambition avail cause dedicated deflect dream end it's the thought that countsidiom key performance indicator KPI moonshot objective point target target setting thought towards unfocused use See more results » orientationnoun[U](sexuality) short forsexual orientationformal: thefactof someone beingsexuallyorromanticallyattractedtopeopleof aparticulargender, or more than onegender: He is notlegallyrequiredtodisclosehis orientation to hisemployer. Anti-discriminationlawsincluderace,sex,gender, orientation,disability, andmilitarystatusasprotectedclasses. Synonym sexuality orientationnoun[U](AIMS) theparticularinterests,activities, oraimsof anorganizationorbusiness: 兴趣；取向；目标 the company's neweco-friendlyorientation公司保护生态环境的新定位 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Goals and purposes affordance ambition avail cause dedicated deflect dream end it's the thought that countsidiom key performance indicator KPI moonshot objective point target target setting thought towards unfocused use See more results » orientationnoun[U](TRAINING) C2 trainingorpreparationfor a newjoboractivity: （对新工作、新活动的）培训，准备 Thedepartmenthasarrangedan orientationsession.这个部门安排了一次岗前培训。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Learning & knowing absorptive capacity academy acquire acquisition assimilate autodidact extension familiar journey non-academic non-library onboard onboarding outlearn sit uncultivated uncultured unlearnable unteachable upskill See more results » orientationnoun[U](ARRANGEMENT) C1formal arrangementordirection: 安排；方向 Thebuildinghas an east-west orientation(= it isbuilton alinebetweeneastandwest).这幢大楼是东西向的。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases General location and orientation about along anterior around back ontosomething every far front frontal hind left left-hand nearside noncentral offside on-site orientated point position side-on See more results » (Definition oforientationfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) orientation noun[U] uk /ˌɔː.ri.enˈteɪ.ʃən/us /ˌɔːr.i.enˈteɪ.ʃən/ orientationnoun[U](PREFERENCES) C2 theparticularthings that apersonprefers,believes,thinks, or usually does （某人的）特别喜好，价值取向，信仰观念 Weemploypeoplewithoutregardtotheirpoliticalorsexualorientation.我们雇用人时并不考虑其政治或性取向。 orientationnoun[U](AIMS) theparticularinterests,activities, oraimsof anorganizationorbusiness 兴趣；取向；目标 the company's neweco-friendlyorientation公司保护生态环境的新定位 orientationnoun[U](TRAINING) C2 trainingorpreparationfor a newjoboractivity （对新工作、新活动的）培训，准备 Thedepartmenthasarrangedan orientationsession.这个部门安排了一次岗前培训。 orientationnoun[U](ARRANGEMENT) C1formal arrangementordirection 安排；方向 Thebuildinghas an east-west orientation(= it isbuilton alinebetweeneastandwest).这幢大楼是东西向的。 orientation\| American Dictionary orientation noun us /ˌɔr·i·ənˈteɪ·ʃən,ˌoʊr-/ orientationnoun(INTERESTS) [U] theparticularinterests,activities, oraimsof apersonor anorganization: He has nevertriedtohidehispoliticalorientation. orientationnoun(DIRECTION) [U] thepositionof something inrelationtoitssurroundings: Thechurchhas an east-west orientation(= has onemainsidefacingeastand theoppositesidefacingwest). (Definition oforientationfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) orientation\| Business English orientation noun[CorU] uk /ˌɔːrienˈteɪʃən/us thetypeofinterests,activities, oraimsthat anorganization,business, orprojecthas, or theactof givingattentionto aparticularthing: Thedevelopmentof aconsistentcultureofcustomerorientationthroughouttheorganizationiscrucialforsurvival. Thecompanyhasadopteda neweco-friendlyorientation. orientation to/towards sthHestressedthe company's orientation towards theneedsof themarket. HR theparticularbeliefs,opinions, orwaysofbehavingthat apersonhas: TheActrequiresthatpeopleshould beemployedwithoutregardtotheirpoliticalorsexualorientation. HR trainingorpreparationfor a newjoboractivity: Thejobstartstomorrowwith afullweekof orientation. You will be given an orientation beforeyourprojectstarts. See also marketing orientation market orientation product orientation sales orientation (Definition oforientationfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) Examplesoforientation orientation First, let us briefly consider the effects of symbolic orientations and demographic characteristics. From theCambridge English Corpus The classical tomography approach requires many pictures of the same particles tilted into different orientations. From theCambridge English Corpus I have outlined three forms of relationships to represent the orientations of children's improvisations and compositions. From theCambridge English Corpus Interactional sequences are therefore linked to participant orientations and goals. From theCambridge English Corpus The three basic component orientations are not considered as independent of one another and their mutual orthogonality is taken into account in the equations. From theCambridge English Corpus A model-based approach for determining orientations of biological macromolecules imaged by cryoelectron microscopy. From theCambridge English Corpus There are, in fact, a few hints pointing at this diversity of intellectual orientations. From theCambridge English Corpus The kinematic calibration thus becomes a procedure of fine-tuning the locations and orientations of the local frames. From theCambridge English Corpus At any time instant, the relative positions, orientations and velocities can be used to compute the total stiffness and damping forces acting at each node. From theCambridge English Corpus Molecules that are not spherical are averaged over all orientations. From theCambridge English Corpus Pre-crisis ideological allegiances and the historical performance records of the rival policy orientations determine baseline preferences. From theCambridge English Corpus The discourse structure typically establishes two stances or orientations to content - one relatively authoritative and historical, and the other resolutely personal and local. From theCambridge English Corpus Other approaches associate particular capabilities with particular state orientations and/or aspirations. From theCambridge English Corpus The figure contains two types of squares, one type involving a black-to-gray gradient, and the other a white-to-gray gradient, in different diagonal orientations. From theCambridge English Corpus Note that columnar structure in the selective responses for cardinal and oblique orientations appear to emerge simultaneously. From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Collocationswithorientation orientation These are words often used in combination withorientation. Click on a collocation to see more examples of it. achievement orientation Similarly, the achievement index shows the more developed a society is, the less emphatic theachievementorientationof its population. From theCambridge English Corpus general orientation Nevertheless, large numbers of easily identifiable bone fragments gave us clues to thegeneralorientationof the deposits. From theCambridge English Corpus goal orientation The low dynamic levels, the absence of vibrato and the lack ofgoalorientationare aspects of 'mourning', a description he thought appropriate for his work. From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/orientation##
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orientationnoun[U](PREFERENCES)

orientationnoun[U](sexuality)

orientationnoun[U](AIMS)

orientationnoun[U](TRAINING)

orientationnoun[U](ARRANGEMENT)

orientationnoun[U](PREFERENCES)

orientationnoun[U](AIMS)

orientationnoun[U](TRAINING)

orientationnoun[U](ARRANGEMENT)

orientation| American Dictionary

orientationnoun(INTERESTS)

orientationnoun(DIRECTION)

orientation| Business English

See also

Examplesoforientation

Collocationswithorientation

orientation