wrap

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envolver

∗ verb

wrap
[ræp]
sustantivo
1chal (m) (shawl)
  • to keep something under wraps (sentido figurado) -> mantener algo en secreto
2wrap (m) (sandwich)= tortilla de harina rellena y enrollada
verbo transitivo (pt & pp wrapped)
3envolver (in con)
  • she wrapped the bandage round his head -> le puso la venda alrededor de la cabeza
  • wrapped in mystery (sentido figurado) -> rodeado(a) de misterio

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wrap [rap]
participio pasivo
1WRAPPED o WRAPT).
2Arrollar, rollar o revolver una cosa en sí misma.
3Envolver, cubrir una cosa dando vueltas alrededor de ella con alguna otra, entrelazar (entwine).
  • To wrap up -> rollar, arrollar; envolver; arrebatar, asombrar, llenar de admiración; contener; comprender, dar fin a
  • He is wrapped up in his son -> (Fam.) él está encantado con su hijo
  • She is wrapped up in herself -> ella es muy presumida
  • To wrap up a deal -> cerrar un trato
sustantivo
1Bata, abrigo, chal (shawl), prenda de vestir holgada, en plural, todas las prendas exteriores que se llevan además de la ropa ordinaria, como capas, bandas, etc. Wrap-rascal, abrigo ahuecado y por regla general de paño burdo.

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wrap [ræp]
noun
1 (garment) chal; (m) rebozo; (m) (LAm)
2 (around parcel) envoltorio; (m)
under wraps en secreto; tapado; especially (LAm) to keep sth under wraps guardar algo en secreto; to take the wraps off sth desvelar revelar algo;or sacar algo a la luz pública
verb:transitive
(also wrap up) envolver
shall I wrap it for you? ¿se lo envuelvo?
wrap the chops in foil
she wrapped the child in a blanket envolvió al niño en una manta; the scheme is wrapped in secrecy el proyecto está envuelto en el misterio

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Verb Conjugation for "wrap"

Imperative
  • wrap
  • you wrap
  • he/she wraps
  • we wrap
  • you wrap
  • they wrap
Preterite
  • I wrapped
  • you wrapped
  • he/she wrapped
  • we wrapped
  • you wrapped
  • they wrapped
Present Continuous
  • I am wrapping
  • you are wrapping
  • he/she is wrapping
  • we are wrapping
  • you are wrapping
  • they are wrapping
Present Perfect
  • I have wrapped
  • you have wrapped
  • he/she has wrapped
  • we have wrapped
  • you have wrapped
  • they have wrapped
Past Continuous
  • I was wrapping
  • you were wrapping
  • he/she was wrapping
  • we were wrapping
  • you were wrapping
  • they were wrapping
Past Perfect
  • I had wrapped
  • you had wrapped
  • he/she had wrapped
  • we had wrapped
  • you had wrapped
  • they had wrapped
Future
  • I will wrap
  • you will wrap
  • he/she will wrap
  • we will wrap
  • you will wrap
  • they will wrap
Future Perfect
  • I will have wrapped
  • you will have wrapped
  • he/she will have wrapped
  • we will have wrapped
  • you will have wrapped
  • they will have wrapped
Future Continuous
  • I will be wrapping
  • you will be wrapping
  • he/she will be wrapping
  • we will be wrapping
  • you will be wrapping
  • they will be wrapping
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been wrapping
  • you have been wrapping
  • he/she has been wrapping
  • we have been wrapping
  • you have been wrapping
  • they have been wrapping
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been wrapping
  • you will have been wrapping
  • he/she will have been wrapping
  • we will have been wrapping
  • you will have been wrapping
  • they will have been wrapping
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been wrapping
  • you had been wrapping
  • he/she had been wrapping
  • we had been wrapping
  • you had been wrapping
  • they had been wrapping
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to beat; to overcome, to surpass, to overtake