go into orbit



go into orbit

 
1. Lit. [for a rocket, satellite, etc.] to rotate around a heavenly body in a fixed path. The satellite went into orbit just as planned. When did the moon go into orbit?
2. Fig. [for someone] to get very excited. (See also go ballistic.) She was so upset, she went into orbit. Todd went into orbit when he heard the price.
See also: orbit

go into orbit

in. to become very excited. The entire staff went into orbit when they got the news.
See also: orbit

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
ShirleySHUR-leeEnglish
Proserpine-Roman Mythology
Henda-Yiddish
Alasdair['æləsdə]
Balls[bɔ:ls]
JÓZefYUW-zefPolish