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It's already been mentioned by some commentators, but "orientated" is the norm in British English outside of programming at least. As an aside, not that I hear
by gb 17y ago
It's already been mentioned by some commentators, but "orientated" is the norm in British English outside of programming at least.
As an aside, not that I hear people talking about it much, but amongst the people I know it's referred to as "oh oh" anyway.
- RyanMcGreal 17y agoInteresting. In general use, I would assume that "oriented" would mean focused or directed with regards to some kind of value system (e.g. goal-oriented), whereas "orientated" would mean having completed some kind of initiation training (orientation).