Definition of reorient

reorientverb

định hướng lại

/riˈɔːrient//riˈɔːrient/

The word "reorient" comes from the word "orient," which originated in the 16th century. "Orient" itself is derived from the Latin word "oriens," meaning "rising," referring to the rising of the sun in the east. The original meaning of "orient" was related to the East, but it evolved to encompass "the act of determining one's position or direction." "Reorient" then emerged as a verb, meaning "to orient again," or to re-establish one's position or direction.

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to change the focus or direction of somebody/something

thay đổi trọng tâm hoặc hướng đi của ai/cái gì

Example:
  • Other governments may reorient their foreign policies away from the United States.

    Các chính phủ khác có thể định hướng lại chính sách đối ngoại của họ khỏi Hoa Kỳ.

to find your position again in relation to everything that is around or near you

để tìm lại vị trí của bạn trong mối quan hệ với mọi thứ xung quanh hoặc gần bạn

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