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US/ræp/
UK/ræp/

to cover something by folding paper, cloth or plastic around it

In context

  • I stayed up late to wrap all the presents for my nieces and nephews.

  • Banh chung is wrapped in green leaves and boiled for many hours before Tet.

  • She wrapped a warm scarf around her neck before going out into the snow.

Words that go with wrap

verb + noun

  • wrap a presentCan you help me wrap a present for Mum?

verb + adverb

  • wrap upLet's wrap up the meeting; it's already six o'clock.
  • wrap tightlyWrap the bread tightly so it doesn't dry out.

verb + preposition

  • wrap inWrap the fish in foil and bake it for twenty minutes.
  • wrap aroundHe wrapped his arms around his little sister.

adverb + verb

  • beautifully wrappedThe gifts were beautifully wrapped in red paper for Tet.