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wrapper [ˈræpə(r)]
sustantivo
1. envoltorio (m)
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wrapper [ra-par]
sustantivo
1. El que arrolla o rolla; el que envuelve; el que arrebata.
2. Envolvedero, envolvedor, cubierto, carpeta, papel.
3. Bata, peinador, ropaje holgado, flotante.
4. Elástica, cualquier cosa que sirve para envolver. (Familiar) (m)
- Wrappe -> (hablando del tabaco), capa o envoltura
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