Definition of orienteering in English:

orienteering

noun ˌɔːrɪɛnˈtɪərɪŋˌɒrɪɛnˈtɪərɪŋˌɔriənˈtɪrɪŋ

mass noun

A competitive sport in which runners have to find their way across rough country with the aid of a map and compass.
Example sentencesExamples
- Activities will include canoeing, indoor rock-climbing, abseiling, archery and orienteering.
- However, inspectors said schools were working hard to give children the chance to take part in a wider range of activities, such as street hockey and orienteering.
- But the image of a soggy day out walking with teachers as they struggle to decipher an upside-down ordnance survey guide is miles from the reality of orienteering as a serious sport.
- Rambling, hill walking and orienteering can allow you to enjoy healthy, effective exercise and Scotland's unique countryside simultaneously.
- If you enjoy running or walking, if you are interested in maps and navigation, or if you like outdoor sport, then orienteering is for you.
- The outdoor experts offer to take them off your hands and either into the water or the woods to try out kayaking, canoeing, archery and orienteering.
- Take geocaching, a small but growing nerd sport that combines the childhood thrill of the scavenger hunt with the bushwhacking joys of orienteering.
- He is hoping to get young people involved in both the new sport and traditional orienteering, which is very much a minority sport itself with about 1000 members nationally.
- Scandinavia is the home of orienteering, and the British Federation knows that potential international runners must gain experience in the toughest and most technical terrain.
- They won by the considerable margin of 100 points over their nearest rival, South Yorkshire Orienteers, who for so long were the dominant force in English orienteering.
- Scandinavia remains the spiritual home of orienteering, and most of the world's best competitors still come from Sweden, Norway and Finland.
- Queensland Orienteering Association development officer Liz Bourne says that probably more than any other sport orienteering has suffered from the loss of bushland, particularly around Brisbane.
- Brgs has a long history of achievement in sport and has enjoyed recent success at national and county championship level in netball, basketball and orienteering.
- Anyone wishing to try the exacting yet exciting sport of orienteering is invited to attend Ebor's event at the White Horse, Kilburn on Sunday, January 19.
- Anyone new to orienteering can try the beginners' event at Rawcliffe Bar Country Park on Sunday between 10 am and 12.30 pm, where help and instruction will be available.
- In the sport of orienteering, a competitor uses a detailed map to navigate his or her way across varied terrain following a course drawn on the map.
- They both represented Ireland on the same weekend in separate orienteering competitions.
- The many activities on offer will include arts and crafts, basketball, boating, bowling, swimming, orienteering and soccer in addition to French language courses and computer courses.
- Teams have joked that winter orienteering is a non-issue because all you need to do is follow the course-setter or leader's tracks.
- ‘Ski orienteering is probably one of the toughest cross-country disciplines,’ he said.

Origin

1940s: from Swedish orientering.

Rhymes

auctioneering, clearing, coasteering, earring, electioneering, engineering, gearing, geoengineering, privateering, shearing

Definition of orienteering in US English:

orienteering

nounˌôrēənˈtiriNGˌɔriənˈtɪrɪŋ

A competitive sport in which participants find their way to various checkpoints across rough country with the aid of a map and compass, the winner being the one with the lowest elapsed time.
Example sentencesExamples
- Anyone new to orienteering can try the beginners' event at Rawcliffe Bar Country Park on Sunday between 10 am and 12.30 pm, where help and instruction will be available.
- Activities will include canoeing, indoor rock-climbing, abseiling, archery and orienteering.
- Teams have joked that winter orienteering is a non-issue because all you need to do is follow the course-setter or leader's tracks.
- Scandinavia is the home of orienteering, and the British Federation knows that potential international runners must gain experience in the toughest and most technical terrain.
- But the image of a soggy day out walking with teachers as they struggle to decipher an upside-down ordnance survey guide is miles from the reality of orienteering as a serious sport.
- The outdoor experts offer to take them off your hands and either into the water or the woods to try out kayaking, canoeing, archery and orienteering.
- They both represented Ireland on the same weekend in separate orienteering competitions.
- ‘Ski orienteering is probably one of the toughest cross-country disciplines,’ he said.
- However, inspectors said schools were working hard to give children the chance to take part in a wider range of activities, such as street hockey and orienteering.
- Queensland Orienteering Association development officer Liz Bourne says that probably more than any other sport orienteering has suffered from the loss of bushland, particularly around Brisbane.
- He is hoping to get young people involved in both the new sport and traditional orienteering, which is very much a minority sport itself with about 1000 members nationally.
- Anyone wishing to try the exacting yet exciting sport of orienteering is invited to attend Ebor's event at the White Horse, Kilburn on Sunday, January 19.
- They won by the considerable margin of 100 points over their nearest rival, South Yorkshire Orienteers, who for so long were the dominant force in English orienteering.
- Rambling, hill walking and orienteering can allow you to enjoy healthy, effective exercise and Scotland's unique countryside simultaneously.
- Brgs has a long history of achievement in sport and has enjoyed recent success at national and county championship level in netball, basketball and orienteering.
- In the sport of orienteering, a competitor uses a detailed map to navigate his or her way across varied terrain following a course drawn on the map.
- The many activities on offer will include arts and crafts, basketball, boating, bowling, swimming, orienteering and soccer in addition to French language courses and computer courses.
- If you enjoy running or walking, if you are interested in maps and navigation, or if you like outdoor sport, then orienteering is for you.
- Scandinavia remains the spiritual home of orienteering, and most of the world's best competitors still come from Sweden, Norway and Finland.
- Take geocaching, a small but growing nerd sport that combines the childhood thrill of the scavenger hunt with the bushwhacking joys of orienteering.

Origin

1940s: from Swedish orientering.

单词	orienteering
释义	Definition of orienteering in English: orienteering noun ˌɔːrɪɛnˈtɪərɪŋˌɒrɪɛnˈtɪərɪŋˌɔriənˈtɪrɪŋ mass noun A competitive sport in which runners have to find their way across rough country with the aid of a map and compass. Example sentencesExamples Activities will include canoeing, indoor rock-climbing, abseiling, archery and orienteering. However, inspectors said schools were working hard to give children the chance to take part in a wider range of activities, such as street hockey and orienteering. But the image of a soggy day out walking with teachers as they struggle to decipher an upside-down ordnance survey guide is miles from the reality of orienteering as a serious sport. Rambling, hill walking and orienteering can allow you to enjoy healthy, effective exercise and Scotland's unique countryside simultaneously. If you enjoy running or walking, if you are interested in maps and navigation, or if you like outdoor sport, then orienteering is for you. The outdoor experts offer to take them off your hands and either into the water or the woods to try out kayaking, canoeing, archery and orienteering. Take geocaching, a small but growing nerd sport that combines the childhood thrill of the scavenger hunt with the bushwhacking joys of orienteering. He is hoping to get young people involved in both the new sport and traditional orienteering, which is very much a minority sport itself with about 1000 members nationally. Scandinavia is the home of orienteering, and the British Federation knows that potential international runners must gain experience in the toughest and most technical terrain. They won by the considerable margin of 100 points over their nearest rival, South Yorkshire Orienteers, who for so long were the dominant force in English orienteering. Scandinavia remains the spiritual home of orienteering, and most of the world's best competitors still come from Sweden, Norway and Finland. Queensland Orienteering Association development officer Liz Bourne says that probably more than any other sport orienteering has suffered from the loss of bushland, particularly around Brisbane. Brgs has a long history of achievement in sport and has enjoyed recent success at national and county championship level in netball, basketball and orienteering. Anyone wishing to try the exacting yet exciting sport of orienteering is invited to attend Ebor's event at the White Horse, Kilburn on Sunday, January 19. Anyone new to orienteering can try the beginners' event at Rawcliffe Bar Country Park on Sunday between 10 am and 12.30 pm, where help and instruction will be available. In the sport of orienteering, a competitor uses a detailed map to navigate his or her way across varied terrain following a course drawn on the map. They both represented Ireland on the same weekend in separate orienteering competitions. The many activities on offer will include arts and crafts, basketball, boating, bowling, swimming, orienteering and soccer in addition to French language courses and computer courses. Teams have joked that winter orienteering is a non-issue because all you need to do is follow the course-setter or leader's tracks. ‘Ski orienteering is probably one of the toughest cross-country disciplines,’ he said. Origin 1940s: from Swedish orientering. Rhymes auctioneering, clearing, coasteering, earring, electioneering, engineering, gearing, geoengineering, privateering, shearing Definition of orienteering in US English: orienteering nounˌôrēənˈtiriNGˌɔriənˈtɪrɪŋ A competitive sport in which participants find their way to various checkpoints across rough country with the aid of a map and compass, the winner being the one with the lowest elapsed time. Example sentencesExamples Anyone new to orienteering can try the beginners' event at Rawcliffe Bar Country Park on Sunday between 10 am and 12.30 pm, where help and instruction will be available. Activities will include canoeing, indoor rock-climbing, abseiling, archery and orienteering. Teams have joked that winter orienteering is a non-issue because all you need to do is follow the course-setter or leader's tracks. Scandinavia is the home of orienteering, and the British Federation knows that potential international runners must gain experience in the toughest and most technical terrain. But the image of a soggy day out walking with teachers as they struggle to decipher an upside-down ordnance survey guide is miles from the reality of orienteering as a serious sport. The outdoor experts offer to take them off your hands and either into the water or the woods to try out kayaking, canoeing, archery and orienteering. They both represented Ireland on the same weekend in separate orienteering competitions. ‘Ski orienteering is probably one of the toughest cross-country disciplines,’ he said. However, inspectors said schools were working hard to give children the chance to take part in a wider range of activities, such as street hockey and orienteering. Queensland Orienteering Association development officer Liz Bourne says that probably more than any other sport orienteering has suffered from the loss of bushland, particularly around Brisbane. He is hoping to get young people involved in both the new sport and traditional orienteering, which is very much a minority sport itself with about 1000 members nationally. Anyone wishing to try the exacting yet exciting sport of orienteering is invited to attend Ebor's event at the White Horse, Kilburn on Sunday, January 19. They won by the considerable margin of 100 points over their nearest rival, South Yorkshire Orienteers, who for so long were the dominant force in English orienteering. Rambling, hill walking and orienteering can allow you to enjoy healthy, effective exercise and Scotland's unique countryside simultaneously. Brgs has a long history of achievement in sport and has enjoyed recent success at national and county championship level in netball, basketball and orienteering. In the sport of orienteering, a competitor uses a detailed map to navigate his or her way across varied terrain following a course drawn on the map. The many activities on offer will include arts and crafts, basketball, boating, bowling, swimming, orienteering and soccer in addition to French language courses and computer courses. If you enjoy running or walking, if you are interested in maps and navigation, or if you like outdoor sport, then orienteering is for you. Scandinavia remains the spiritual home of orienteering, and most of the world's best competitors still come from Sweden, Norway and Finland. Take geocaching, a small but growing nerd sport that combines the childhood thrill of the scavenger hunt with the bushwhacking joys of orienteering. Origin 1940s: from Swedish orientering.
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