orientated
- adjective
- /ˈɔːrɪnˌteɪtɪd/
- UK
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orientado
- Many companies are now more value-orientated, focusing on what truly matters to their customers.
So you tell me if you're results orientated at all,
- So you tell me if you're results orientated at all,
- I think a lot of people aren't orientated towards developing skills.
- But now that you have a life orientated towards God, you're going to start dealing with it.
- How do I be able to process a set back and and be action orientated like yourself?
- Because China would be worried about having a, a so clearly US orientated country that is on their doorstep.
- So, you know, at the end of the day, it's not that you're precluded, but you would expect the SPS to be quite heavily Marine orientated.
- But what your bandit clearly realises is that people orientated problems require people powered solutions.
- After the war they went to keen on South Africa, was Dutch and very German orientated, the very sympathetic to the Germans.
- You know, I thought I, I, I love mission orientated things because it gives you something to judge yourself by.
- And I think kids are so it's just drill orientated right now rather than being like a game like move, a game like play.
Examples
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I think a lot of people aren't orientated towards developing skills.
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Oh, my purpose is to be solution orientated, to contribute and and be a brain and a heart to borrow.
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How do I be able to process a set back and and be action orientated like yourself?
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You know, I thought I, I, I love mission orientated things because it gives you something to judge yourself by.
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So you tell me if you're results orientated at all,
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But now that you have a life orientated towards God, you're going to start dealing with it.
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I, I do, I don't believe that a goal orientated mindset is ever the answer.
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But what your bandit clearly realises is that people orientated problems require people powered solutions.
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And then a week later you have Neiman Marcus at the heart of San Francisco in Union Square and upscale, very luxury orientated boutique.
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I think for the masses today, because they're so visually orientated and not as...you know, wordsmiths.
Synonyms
Familiar with a place or aimed at a particular purpose
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Etymology
Orientated comes from the Latin oriens, meaning 'rising', and was first used for the 'east' where the sun rises. From the idea of finding a direction, the related word orientation and orientated came to mean 'set' or 'adjusted' to a place, situation, or purpose, so something orientated is positioned or prepared toward a particular goal.