wrapping

• Adjetivo que descreve algo que cobre ou envolve um objeto, geralmente usado no contexto de embalagem ou papel de presente.

An adjective describing something that covers or encloses an object, typically used in the context of packaging or gift wrap.

1. Covering or enclosingB1formal

   Serving to cover or enclose something, typically for protection or presentation.

   De embalagem

   • The wrapping paper was decorated with festive patterns.
   • She removed the wrapping material from the gift box.
   • The wrapping layer kept the food fresh during transport.

   Sinônimoscoveringenclosingsheathingsurrounding

• Substantivo que designa o material usado para cobrir, embalar ou proteger algo, como papel, plástico ou tecido. Também pode se referir à ação de envolver ou ao resultado desse ato.

A noun referring to material used to cover, enclose, or protect an object, such as paper, plastic, or fabric.

1. Material for coveringA2formal

   Paper, plastic, or other material used to cover and protect an item, especially a gift.

   Embalagem

   • She carefully removed the wrapping from the gift.
   • The store offers free gift wrapping for purchases.
   • The wrapping was torn during shipping.

   Sinônimoscasingcoveringenvelopepackagingwrapwrapper

2. Outer layerB1formal

   The outer covering or packaging of an object.

   Embalagem

   • The wrapping on the sandwich kept it fresh.
   • He threw the candy wrapping in the trash.
   • The product's wrapping includes a list of ingredients.

   Sinônimoscasingcoatingcoveringenvelopepackagingsheathwrapwrapper

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de cobrir ou envolver algo, geralmente com papel, tecido ou outro material.

A verb used to indicate the act of covering or enclosing something, typically with paper, cloth, or other material.

1. A2formal

   To cover or enclose something in paper, cloth, or other material.

   Embrulhar

   • She wrapped the gift in colorful paper.
   • He wrapped the sandwich in foil.
   • They wrapped the fragile items in bubble wrap.

   Sinônimosbundlecloakcoverencaseencloseenvelopfoldsheatheshroud

2. B1informal

   To finish or complete something, especially a task, event, or project.

   Concluir

   • Let's wrap up the meeting before lunch.
   • We need to wrap this project by Friday.
   • The director wrapped the film after six months of shooting.

   Sinônimosclosecompleteconcludeendfinishterminatewind upwrap up

   Antônimosbegincommencestart

3. B1formal

   To wind or coil something around an object or person.

   Enrolar

   • She wrapped the scarf around her neck.
   • He wrapped the rope around the post.
   • The nurse wrapped the bandage around his arm.

   Sinônimosbindcoilencircleenfoldenveloptwinewind

   Antônimosuncoilunwind

Variantes phrasalwrap up