orientate

I have to look at it for a second or two to sort of orientate my self, and let the site sort of focus.

Start the video with a statement - try to orientate people and give them a context for where they are and what you're trying to achieve.

I have heard colleagues use "orientate" and "updation" intead of "orient" and "update".

" The difference between "orient" and "orientate" to my ear is "orient" is a verb and "orientation" is a noun.

In RL when I look to the left I don't just move my head, I move my body, chang emy feet, move the weight of myself around ready to act. I've now to move my control equipment to orientate myself ready for action.

I was actually looking for someone with a past experience dealing with bipolarity so I can "orientate" my search.

There are so many horizontal lines that it takes me a few seconds to orientate myself and even then I lose focus on what is important.

For yourself I'd imagine that you only really re-orientate the mouse once per use. Also I'd imagine that you'd quickly start rotating the mouse about the position of the sensor if it was a problem.

In a planetarium, the beetles orientate equally well when rolling under a full starlit sky as when only the Milky Way is present.

Using a laptops camera for a QR code is very awkward, you have to orientate it correctly when you can't see the screen, possibly have to hit a key at the same time.

Since the usage is as a gerunded adjective, "object-orientated" is just grammatically awkward.

That means "object-oriented" is a gerunded adjective and "object-orientated" is an compounded adjectival noun.

First you'll learn how to orientate around text quickly using normal mode, then you'll start playing with tabs, splits and buffers to search between multiple files, and then you'll start using registers to save phrases and regular expressions to search directories.