wrapper

• Nom désignant un emballage, tel que du papier ou du cellophane, dans lequel quelque chose est enveloppé ; il peut aussi désigner une robe de chambre ample ou un manteau pliant.

A noun referring to a covering, such as paper or cellophane, in which something is wrapped; also used for a loose dressing gown or a folded cloak.

1. Loose dressing gownB2formal

   A loose, comfortable robe or dressing gown, typically worn by women at home.

   Peignoir d'intérieur

   • She slipped into her silk wrapper after her bath.
   • The vintage wrapper was made of soft velvet.
   • She wore a floral wrapper while relaxing in the garden.

   Synonymesbathrobedressing gownhousecoatnegligeepeignoirrobe

2. Covering for an itemA2formal

   The paper, cellophane, or other material that covers and protects something, such as a product or food.

   Emballage protecteur

   • He removed the candy wrapper before eating it.
   • The gift was hidden under a shiny wrapper.
   • Please recycle the wrapper after opening the package.

   Synonymescasingcovercoveringenvelopejacketpackagingsheathsleevewrapping

3. Folded or wrapped cloakC1formal

   A type of cloak or outer garment that is folded or wrapped around the body for warmth or style.

   Manteau enveloppant

   • The traveler wrapped himself in a heavy woolen wrapper.
   • She wore a traditional wrapper over her shoulders.
   • The cloak was designed as a simple wrapper for cold evenings.

   Synonymesmantleshawlwrap