revolve around somebody

revolve around somebody
reˈvolve around/round sb/sth derived
to have sb/sth as the main interest or subject

His whole life revolves around surfing.

She thinks that the world revolves around her.

The discussion revolved around the question of changing the club's name.

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Useful english dictionary. 2012.

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