to orient
verb/uɾjẽˈtaɾ/high
o·ri·en·tar
Definition
To align or position something relative to the points of a compass or other specified directions; to guide or direct.
Use the map to orient yourself in the city.
The mentor will orient the new employees to company procedures.
Common collocations
orient oneselforient a maporient towards a goalcareer orientation
Etymology
Do latim 'orientare' (virar para o oriente, para o nascente do sol).