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orient in English
- Orient⇄adj. of the Orient; Oriental.english
- orient⇄adj. 1. eastern.
Ex. Now morning from her orient chamber came (Keats).
(SYN) oriental.
2. bright; shining.
Ex. (Figurative.) Ten thousand banners ... With orient colours waving (Milton).
(SYN) radiant, effulgent.
3english - orient⇄expr. orient oneself, to get in the right relations to the things or persons about one.
Ex. to orient oneself on coming to a new city, to orient oneself in the group of people one is to work with. The new student had to orient himself to new teacheenglish - orient⇄noun orienter.english
- Orient⇄noun the countries in Asia, as distinguished from those in Europe and America; the East. China and Japan are important nations of the Orient. The Orient usually includes Asia and countries east and southeast of the Mediterranean.english
- orient⇄noun 1. east.
2a. the soft, glowing luster or sheen of a pearl of excellent quality.
Ex. (Figurative.) In every nobler mood We feel the orient of their spirit glow (James Russell Lowell).
b. a natural pearl having such a luster.
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Orient, noun, adjective.
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orient, verb, noun, adjective.
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v.i. 1. to turn toward any specified direction.
2. to turn toward the east.
2. to turn toward the east.
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v.t. 1. to place in the right position; bring into the right relationship with surroundings or with the facts or principles; adjust; correct.
Ex. These men will ask for nothing specific in return although they will help to orient and determine the
Ex. These men will ask for nothing specific in return although they will help to orient and determine the
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