Pronunciation: /ˈɔriˌɛntər/
noun a person or thing that orients, such as a guide or instructor
A1 The orienter at the museum helped us find our way around.
A2 The new employee was given an orienter to help them adjust to their role.
B1 The school provided an orienter for international students to help them acclimate to the new culture.
B2 The tour group was led by a knowledgeable orienter who shared interesting facts about the city.
C1 The orienter's expertise in the field made them a valuable resource for the team.
C2 The orienter's guidance was instrumental in helping the company navigate through the complex regulations.
verb not applicable
A1 I need someone to orient me on how to use this new software.
A2 She quickly oriented herself to the layout of the new office.
B1 The tour guide oriented the group towards the historic landmarks in the city.
B2 The training session will orient employees on the company's policies and procedures.
C1 The mentor helped orient the new recruit to the company culture and values.
C2 The professor oriented the students on the key concepts of the course before starting the lecture.
adjective not applicable
A1 I need an orienter map to find my way around the city.
A2 The orienter guide helped us navigate through the unfamiliar terrain.
B1 The orienter course provided valuable skills for those new to outdoor activities.
B2 She is an experienced orienter instructor who can lead groups through challenging environments.
C1 The orienter expert was able to quickly assess the surroundings and determine the best route.
C2 His orienter skills were unmatched, allowing him to navigate even the most difficult terrains with ease.
adverb not applicable
A1 She walked slowly and orienter looked around the new neighborhood.
A2 The tour guide orienter pointed out the main landmarks to the group.
B1 The teacher orienter explained the assignment clearly to the students.
B2 The manager orienter directed the team on how to approach the new project.
C1 The expert orienter analyzed the data thoroughly before making any conclusions.
C2 The coach orienter guided the team to victory with strategic plays and tactics.
pronoun not applicable
A1 She is a good orienter and always helps me find my way around new places.
A2 The orienter at the museum gave us a map to help us navigate the exhibits.
B1 As an experienced orienter, he was able to lead the group through the wilderness with ease.
B2 The orienter provided valuable information about the local customs and traditions.
C1 The orienter's knowledge of the area was unparalleled, making them an invaluable resource for the team.
C2 The orienter's expertise in orienteering competitions has earned them numerous awards and recognition.
preposition not applicable
A1 I am not familiar with this area, can you orienter me to the nearest bus stop?
A2 The map will orienter you towards the city center.
B1 The tour guide will orienter us to the historical landmarks in the area.
B2 The signs in the museum will orienter visitors to different exhibits.
C1 The training program will orienter new employees to company policies and procedures.
C2 The mentor will orienter the intern to the industry best practices.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I am not sure where the meeting is, but I will orienter myself using the map.
A2 I will orienter towards the north to find my way back to the campsite.
B1 The tour guide will orienter us towards the main attractions in the city.
B2 The instructions were unclear, so I had to orienter myself based on landmarks.
C1 Having lived in the city for years, I can easily orienter newcomers to the best restaurants and shops.
C2 The experienced hiker was able to orienter the group through the challenging terrain without getting lost.
interjection not applicable
A1 Orienter! The map says we need to turn left at the next intersection.
A2 Orienter, could you please help me find my way to the train station?
B1 Orienter, I think we should head towards the mountains for a better view.
B2 Orienter, do you have any tips on how to navigate through this busy city?
C1 Orienter, I believe the best route to take would be the one along the coast.
C2 Orienter, your expertise in navigation is truly impressive. Thank you for guiding us.
article not applicable
A1 The orienter helped the new students find their way around the campus.
A2 As an orienter, my job is to assist visitors in navigating the museum.
B1 The orienter provided a map and directions to the tourists to help them explore the city.
B2 The orienter conducted a workshop on cultural awareness for the employees of the multinational company.
C1 The orienter facilitated a team-building exercise for the executives during the leadership retreat.
C2 The orienter's expertise in cross-cultural communication was invaluable in resolving the conflict between the two international organizations.
formal The orienter provided detailed instructions on how to navigate the new software.
informal The orienter showed us around the campus and pointed out all the important buildings.
slang I'll be your orienter for the day, so just follow me and I'll show you the ropes.
figurative As an orienter in this chaotic situation, I try to guide others towards a sense of direction and purpose.
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