wrap
/ræp/
verb
- To cover or enclose something in paper, cloth, or other material.
- He wrapped a scarf around his neck to keep warm.
- She wrapped the leftovers in foil and put them in the fridge.
- Please wrap the gift in colorful paper.
- To finish or complete something, especially a project, event, or recording session.
- We need to wrap this meeting by 5 o'clock.
- The director said, 'That's a wrap!' after the final scene.
- The team wrapped the project ahead of schedule.
- To put your arms around someone or something.
- He wrapped his hands around the warm mug of tea.
- She wrapped her arms around her mother and hugged her tight.
- The child wrapped his arms around the dog's neck.
noun
- A piece of material used to cover or enclose something.
- The birthday present had a shiny blue wrap.
- She removed the wrap from the sandwich.
- Use plastic wrap to keep the salad fresh.
- A type of sandwich made by rolling a filling in a flatbread such as a tortilla.
- He made a wrap with turkey, lettuce, and tomato.
- I ordered a chicken wrap for lunch.
- The cafe offers a variety of vegetarian wraps.
- The end of a filming or recording session.
- We had a party to mark the wrap of the movie.
- After the final scene, the cast celebrated the wrap.
- The director called wrap at midnight.