1wrap sth (up) (in sth) to put paper or cloth around sb/sth as a cover (用纸或布)包裹:
to wrap up a present把礼物包好The baby was found wrapped in a blanket.婴儿被发现时用毛毯裹着。
2wrap sth round/around sb/sth to tie sth such as paper or cloth around an object or a part of the body 用纸或布等包裹人或物:
The man had a bandage wrapped round his head.那个人头上缠着绷带。
be wrapped up in sth to be very involved and interested in sb/sth 专注于;被深深吸引:
They were completely wrapped up in each other. They didn't notice I was there.他们被对方深深吸引着,没注意到我在那儿。wrap (sb/yourself) up to put warm clothes on sb/yourself (给)穿上御寒衣物
wrap/ræp; ræp/v [T] wrapped , wrapping 1 also 又作 wrap up to put paper or cloth over something to cover it completely 包﹐裹: wrap sth in sth The present was wrapped in gold paper. 礼物用金色的包装纸包着。wrap sth around sb/sth Wrap the blanket around you. 你把这条毯子裹在身上。2 if you wrap your arms, legs, or fingers around something, you use them to hold it 抱住﹔〔用腿〕夹住﹔〔用手指〕抓住: wrap sth around sb/sth She sat with her arms wrapped around her legs. 她用双臂抱住双腿坐着。GIFT WRAP, PLASTIC WRAPwrap up phr v 1 to put on warm clothes 穿上暖和的衣服: Make sure you wrap up warm . 你一定要穿暖和点。2 wrap sth upinformal to finish a job, meeting etc【非正式】结束〔工作﹑会议等〕: The project was quickly wrapped up. 这个项目很快就结束了。3 be wrapped up in sth to give so much of your attention to something that you do not have time for anything else 专心致志于某事
wrapwrapwrapswrappedwrappingverb (wraps, wrapping, wrapped)to put paper or cloth around somebody or something: The baby was wrapped in a blanket. She wrapped the glasses up in paper.oppositeunwrap