Idiom
wrap up
Meaning
To conclude or finish completely.
Meaning adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Examples
“Let's wrap up the meeting before lunch.”
“We need to wrap up this project by Friday so the client can review it.”
“As the orchestra reached the final movement, the conductor skillfully wrapped up the symphony with a dramatic, thunderous finale.”
Examples
simple
“Let's wrap up the meeting before lunch.”
contextual
“We need to wrap up this project by Friday so the client can review it.”
complex
“As the orchestra reached the final movement, the conductor skillfully wrapped up the symphony with a dramatic, thunderous finale.”
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