wrap

NOUN (1)

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envoltura literal / cobertura literal / concepto untranslatable (The term 'wrap' in certain contexts may refer to a specific cultural or product concept that doesn't have a direct translation.)

Synonyms fold , cover

Antonyms uncover

A piece of material used to cover, enclose, or fold around something, often for protection, warmth, or decoration.

plural
wraps

She put on a warm wrap before going out in the cold. — A shawl or scarf worn for warmth.
The food was kept fresh in a plastic wrap. — A thin sheet of material used for covering food.
The artist used a fabric wrap to protect the sculpture during transport. — A protective covering.

VERB (1)

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envolver literal / cubrir literal / concepto untranslatable (The verb 'wrap' can imply different actions depending on context, which may not directly translate.)

Synonyms enfold , encase

Antonyms unroll

To cover or enclose something by folding or winding a piece of material around it; to encase or enfold.

past	present_participle
wrapped	wrapping

Please wrap the delicate vase in bubble wrap. — To cover something for protection.
He decided to wrap the presents on Christmas Eve. — To cover a gift with decorative paper.
She needed to wrap her arms around her child for a comforting hug. — To put one's arms around someone or something.