Pronunciation: /ˈræpɪŋ/
noun the material used to cover or enclose something
A1 I love wrapping gifts in colorful paper.
A2 She is very good at wrapping presents neatly.
B1 The wrapping on the package was torn, but the contents were intact.
B2 The wrapping paper had a festive design for the holiday season.
C1 The wrapping of the parcel was done with precision and care.
C2 The intricate wrapping on the gift made it stand out among the others.
verb present participle of the verb 'wrap', which means to cover or enclose something in paper or another material
A1 I am wrapping a present for my friend's birthday.
A2 She is wrapping the leftover food in aluminum foil.
B1 The chef is wrapping the sushi rolls in seaweed.
B2 The artist is wrapping up his latest masterpiece to send to the gallery.
C1 The designer is wrapping the prototype in bubble wrap to protect it during shipping.
C2 The team is wrapping up the project presentation for the client meeting.
formal She carefully folded the delicate silk scarf before wrapping it in tissue paper.
informal I'm terrible at wrapping gifts, so I always end up using gift bags instead.
slang I'm so bad at wrapping presents, it's like I have two left hands!
figurative The speaker did a great job wrapping up the presentation with a strong conclusion.
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