orientation
Prononciation : [ˌɔːr.i.enˈteɪ.ʃən]
Contexte : « education »
(noun) a process where new students or employees learn about a school or company. It's like showing someone around and explaining how things work so they can feel comfortable and know what to expect.
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The orientation for the new students was very helpful, and they learned a lot about the school.
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Without proper orientation, the new employees felt lost and confused on their first day.
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What activities are planned for the orientation session next week?
Contexte : « direction »
(noun) the way someone or something is positioned or where they are facing. This can also mean how someone feels about a certain idea or group. Like knowing whether you're facing north, south, east, or west.
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The map helped us understand our orientation in the city and find our way around.
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Without a clear orientation, they didn't know which way to go and got lost in the woods.
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What is your orientation when it comes to teamwork?
Contexte : « attitude »
(noun) the way someone thinks about things, especially regarding ideas or beliefs. This can show what a person supports or who they relate to.
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Her orientation toward helping others has inspired many people in the community.
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His lack of orientation towards teamwork made it hard for him to work with others.
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What orientation do you think is important for a good leader?