orientation in Japanese
orientation in Japanese is 方位, オリエンテーション, 指導 — orientation means an introductory session or programme that familiarises new students, employees or members with a place and its procedures.
orientation in Japanese
What does "orientation" mean?
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noun An introductory session or programme that familiarises new students, employees or members with a place and its procedures.
"Freshers' orientation runs for three days before lectures start."
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noun The direction or position in which something is placed or facing relative to its surroundings.
"Change the page orientation to landscape before printing."
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noun A person's pattern of sexual or romantic attraction; short for sexual orientation.
"The policy protects staff regardless of age, religion or orientation."
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noun The general outlook, leaning or set of priorities of a person, organisation or piece of work.
"The department has a strongly practical orientation."
orientation in a sentence
- Freshers' orientation runs for three days before lectures start.
- At orientation they gave us a lanyard, a map and far too many leaflets.
- Change the page orientation to landscape before printing.
- The building's orientation means the kitchen gets sun all afternoon.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "orientation" in Japanese?
"orientation" in Japanese is 方位, オリエンテーション, 指導. orientation means: An introductory session or programme that familiarises new students, employees or members with a place and its procedures.
How do you pronounce 方位?
"orientation" in Japanese is 方位, pronounced "hōi".
How do you use "orientation" in a sentence?
Example: "Freshers' orientation runs for three days before lectures start." In Japanese, "orientation" is 方位, オリエンテーション, 指導.
Are there other ways to say "orientation" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "orientation": 方位, オリエンテーション, 指導.