Meaning of orient in English
The notion of an Orient has played a central role in constructing European culture.
1. direct or aim something at someone; specially design something for someone
This class is oriented towards advanced learners.
2. direct the interest of someone to something
Try to orient your students towards the science subjects.
I wish our young people were more politically oriented.
3. ｟- oneself｠ make oneself familiar with a particular situation; find one’s position in relation to unfamiliar surroundings
try to oneself to college life