óng ánh; quý giá (đá quý, ngọc trai trước kia mang từ phương đông đến)
(nghĩa bóng) đang mọc, đang lên (mặt trời...)
ngoại động từ+ (orientate) /'ɔ:rienteit/
xây (nhà, nhà thờ...) quay về phía đông
chôn (người chết cho chân quay về phía đông)
định hướng, đặt hướng
to orient oneself: định hướng, định vị trí đứng
nội động từ
quay về hướng đông
Concise Dictionary
orients|oriented|orienting'ɔːrɪənt noun +the countries of Asia +the hemisphere that includes Eurasia and Africa and Australia verb +be oriented +determine one's position with reference to another point +cause to point adj. +(poetic) eastern
Thesaurus Dictionary
n.
1 east:
Harriet is in the orient on business.
adj.
2Literary oriental, eastern:
The grass was sown with orient pearls.
v.
3 adjust, adapt, acclimatize or acclimate, habituate, accommodate, condition, accustom, familiarize, feel one's way, assess, get one's bearings, Colloq orientate:
It is a new job and she needs a few days to orient herself.
Advanced English Dictionary
(the Orient) noun [sing.] (literary) the eastern part of the world, especially China and Japan Compare: OCCIDENT
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