reorient

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To experience the best things Linux/BSD have to offer, users must reorient themselves and learn to think about computing a little differently.
要體驗(yàn)Linux/BSD必須提供的最好東西，用戶必須重新調(diào)整自己，學(xué)會(huì)稍微不同地思考計(jì)算。
Its economy grew by an impressive 1.7% in the year to the first quarter—about as fast as Germany’s—which suggests that its efforts to reorient itself may be paying off.
其當(dāng)年第一季度的經(jīng)濟(jì)增長令人印象深刻，高達(dá)1.7%——約等同于德國——這使人想起其現(xiàn)在為自己的再度調(diào)整而進(jìn)行的努力，也許之前一直以來就付出了代價(jià)。
That speed is also too fast to be explained by a phenomenon called true polar wander, in which the Earth's entire crust and mantle reorient, moving a different geographic region to the north pole.
這一速度太快了而同樣無法用真極移現(xiàn)象解釋，真極移理論認(rèn)為地球的整個(gè)地殼和地幔都在不斷調(diào)整，將一個(gè)完全不同的地理區(qū)域移到了北極。

"He has improved information-sharing, increased intelligence support to our troops in Afghanistan and Iraq, upheld civil liberties, and he played a key role in our effort to update and reorient our intelligence community to meet the threats of our time."

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