orbit
/ˈɒrbɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A path or trajectory that an object or spacecraft follows in space, especially as it revolves around a celestial body.
“The satellite is in orbit around the Earth.”
2. verb
To move or revolve in a curved path, especially as part of a celestial body or spacecraft.
“The planet orbits its star at an incredible speed.”
3. noun
A way or manner of doing something, or a particular type or range of motion.
“Her orbit was so wide that she barely interacted with her colleagues.”