wrap it up
Time to finish
Wrap it up means to bring something to a close or finish it, often with a sense of tidying the final details: Let's wrap it up for today.
The phrase suggests bundling loose ends together, like wrapping a package.
It's commonly used to signal that time is running out or that someone should conclude what they're doing: The director told the crew to wrap it up.
- finishBring to completion
- concludeEnd or infer
- completeLacking nothing, fully done
- finaleConcluding part of performance
- endingFinal portion of something
close · tie up loose ends · summarize · done · call it a day · package · ribbon · bow · gift · cover · seal · fold · bundle · tie · final · curtain · closing · enclose
- workjob, 9 to 5, jobs, labor, employee
- end of workdayclock out, knock off, call it a day, pack up, punch out
- endingsending, the end, finish, close, final
- exasperationugh, sigh, groan, argh, geez
- Goodbye excusesgotta go, gotta run, catch you later, see you later, running late
- TV lingoon air, off air, showrunner, cliffhanger, cue
wrap it upkeep going
Maintain forward progress
continue · carry on · get started · begin · kick off
wrap it upelaborate
Complex and detailed
take your time · keep talking · go on and on · belabor · expound
wrap, wraps, wrapped, wrapping, wrapper, wrappers, unwrap, unwrapped, unwrapping