wrap up
Bring to close
Wrap up means to finish or conclude something: Let's wrap up this meeting.
It also means to bundle warmly: Wrap up before you go outside.
A wrap-up is a summary or conclusion: Here's the wrap-up of today's news.
To be wrapped up in something is to be deeply absorbed or involved: She's completely wrapped up in her work.
Bring to completion
- completeLacking nothing, fully done
- finalizeSettle decisively
- endFinal portion or cessation
- closeNearby or to shut
conclude · round off · settle · clinch · seal · resolve · accomplish · achieve
finish
Bring to completion
close · conclude · round off · settle · clinch · seal · resolve · accomplish · achieve · culminate
recap
Brief review of events
synopsis · digest · outline · gist · essence · highlights · key points · takeaways · debrief · closing remarks
package
Wrapped item for delivery
enfold · swathe · cocoon · blanket · shroud · envelop · parcel · pack · protect · insulate
- football tacklesarm tackle, ankle tackle, gang tackle, shoulder tackle, sack
- meeting jargonagenda, action items, next steps, recap, circle back
- Acceptance Speechesthank you, podium, microphone, applause, tears
- accomplishaccomplish, achieve, complete, do, finish
- endingsending, the end, finish, close, final
- finishfinish, complete, conclude, end, finalize