to wrap up
Bring to close
To wrap up is to bring something to a conclusion or finish it off: Let's wrap up this meeting.
It also means to bundle or enclose something by folding material around it: She wrapped up the gift in brown paper.
To be wrapped up in something is to be fully absorbed or involved in it: He's completely wrapped up in his work.
- concludeEnd or infer
- finishBring to completion
- finalizeSettle decisively
- completeLacking nothing, fully done
- bundleGathered items tied together
bundle up · package · summarize · close · call it a day · end · seal · tie up · cover · enclose · swaddle · blanket · cocoon · bow · ribbon · gift · parcel · cozy
- Conclusion phrasesin conclusion, to conclude, finally, in closing, to sum up
- summariessummary, synopsis, summaries, abstract, abstracts
- transitionstransition, blending, segue, fade, changeover