Other governments may reorient their foreign policies away from the United States.
其他政府可能调整他们的外交政策，不再以美国为重点。
1.使适应
2.改变方针
3.转向
1.to find out where you are or where you are going after being lost
2.to change the direction or management of something, or your behavior or ideas, to deal with a new situation
1.They would have to reorient their thinking if the EFSF were to be used to guarantee the banking system.
如果要用EFSF为银行体系提供担保，他们必须转变思路。
2.Take a deep breath to help you reorient as you wiggle your fingers and toes.
当你活动你的手指和脚趾时，深呼吸来帮你做调整。
3.PivotTable views enable you to quickly reorient your data to help you answer multiple questions.
使用数据透视表视图，可以迅速重新定位数据以便帮助您回答多个问题。
4.China has some painful decisions to make if it is to reorient its economy away from investment.
如果中国想要调整其经济增长模式，不再依赖投资，那么中国必须做出一些痛苦的决定。
5.With the help of still sturdy growth in emerging markets America should be able to reorient itself.
在新兴市场强势增长的帮助下，美国应该能给自己重新定位。
6.Despite the fact that many organizations are now taking steps to reorient the business culture to promote creativity.
尽管事实上许多组织采取措施来重订企业文化的方向来宣传创造性。
7.We need a work vacation or two every year in order to reorient ourselves and reestablish our sense of perspective.
我们每年都需要一两次工作假期来重新调整自己，重新建立我们的生活观。
8.The world would be better served by policies that both improve rich countries' prospects and reorient growth in emerging economies.
实施既改善富裕国家前景又重新引导新兴经济体增长的政策可以让世界更加美好。
9.He suggests that American institutions of higher learning reorient their programs to include professional or vocational training for all.
他建议美国的高等学府应重定课程的方向，以便包括全民职业或专业训练。
10.That way, if you become disoriented , you can stop, refer to your map and try to reorient yourself.
这样，一旦迷路，你可以停下来查阅地图，尝试着找到自己所在的位置。