orientate

/ˈɔriənˌteɪt/
verb
  1. To align or position something in relation to a specific direction or point of reference.
    • Please orientate the map so that north is at the top.
    • We need to orientate the solar panels toward the sun for better efficiency.
    • The architect orientated the house to face south for maximum sunlight.
  2. To familiarize someone with a new situation, environment, or set of ideas.
    • The training program helps orientate new employees to company policies.
    • It took me a few weeks to orientate myself in the new city.
    • The guide will orientate the tourists to the local customs before the tour.
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