center around



center around someone or something

to make someone or something the central point in something; to be based on someone or something. Your salary increases center around your ability to succeed at your job. The success of the picnic centers around the weather next week.
See also: around, center

center around

v.
1. To be primarily concerned with something: The plot of this story centers around the life of a cowboy.
2. To make or do something that is primarily concerned with something else: We centered our discussion around the problem of homelessness.
See also: around, center

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Ellison['elisən]
KandaceKAN-dis, kan-DAY-see, KAN-də-seeEnglish (Modern)
CallahanKAL-ə-hanEnglish
Atuf-Arabic
Abbas[ə'bæs]
SeveSE-veSpanish