wrap up

wrap up
1. transitive verb
1) see academic.ru/83158/wrap">wrap 1.; wrapped up
2) (fig.): (conclude) abschließen
2. intransitive verb
sich warm einpacken (ugs.)
* * *
(to dress warmly: You have to wrap up well if you visit England in winter; Wrap the child up well.) (sich) warm anziehen
* * *
wrap up
I. vt
1. (completely cover)
to \wrap up up ⇆ sth etw einwickeln [o einpacken]
to \wrap up up ⇆ sth in sth etw in etw akk einwickeln [o einpacken]
to \wrap up sth up in secrecy (fig) etw geheim halten
2. (dress warmly)
to \wrap up up ⇆ oneself/sb sich/jdn warm einpacken
3. BRIT (fam: stop talking)
\wrap up it up! halt die Klappe! fam, halt's Maul! derb
4. (conclude)
to \wrap up up ⇆ sth etw abschließen [o beenden]
that just about \wrap ups it up for today damit kommen wir für heute zum Ende
to \wrap up up a deal einen Handel unter Dach und Fach bringen
5. (win)
to \wrap up up sth etw gewinnen
to \wrap up up a game for a team ein Spiel für eine Mannschaft entscheiden
6. (fig: preoccupy)
to be \wrap upped up in sb/sth mit jdm/etw ganz beschäftigt sein
he's completely \wrap upped up in Ann er hat nur noch Ann im Kopf
II. vi
1. (dress) sich akk warm einpacken [o anziehen]
to \wrap up up snugly [or warmly] [or well] sich akk gut einpacken [o warm anziehen
2. (finish) zum Ende kommen
let's \wrap up up and grab some lunch lasst uns zum Ende kommen und etwas zu Mittag essen
3. (pej! fam: stop talking)
\wrap up up! halt die Klappe! fam, halt das Maul! derb
* * *
1. vt sep
1) (lit, fig) einpacken, einwickeln, verpacken
2) (inf: finalize) deal festmachen, unter Dach und Fach bringen

that just about wraps things up for today — das wärs (dann wohl) für heute

3)

to be wrapped up in sb/sth — in jdm/etw aufgehen

2. vi
1) (= dress warmly) sich warm einpacken (inf)
2) (inf: be quiet) den Mund halten (inf)
* * *
1. transitive verb
1) see wrap 1.; wrapped up
2) (fig.): (conclude) abschließen
2. intransitive verb
sich warm einpacken (ugs.)
* * *
v.
einhüllen v.
einpacken v.
einwickeln v.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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