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wrap up
This expression carries a strong sense of completion and enclosure. When used physically, it evokes the image of creating a protective barrier, whether through gift paper or heavy winter clothing. In these contexts, the tone is practical and protective.
In professional or social settings, the term functions as a polite signal that an activity is ending. It is less abrupt than saying "stop" or "finish," making it a preferred choice for managers or facilitators to transition a group toward a conclusion without sounding overly demanding.
Meanings
To cover something in paper or fabric, typically for protection or as a gift.
Examples
I need to wrap up this birthday present before the party starts.
Let us wrap up the meeting so everyone can get to lunch.
Make sure to wrap up the kids well because it is freezing outside.
I just need another hour to wrap up this report.
We should wrap up the discussion and move to the next item on the agenda.
She carefully wrapped up the fragile vase in bubble wrap for the move.
I can finally wrap up this project and take a long vacation.