wrapped

B2 · Upper Intermediate Informal

v. finished a job, a meeting, or a film scene.

v. to conclude a period of activity, particularly in film production or business meetings; often used with 'up'.

“We wrapped the meeting early so everyone could go home.”

“The director finally wrapped the final scene at three in the morning, much to the relief of the exhausted cast and crew.”

A2 · Elementary

adj. describes something that is already covered in a protective layer.

adj. functioning as a participial adjective to describe an object encased in a wrapping or protective covering.

“The store sells individually wrapped candies near the checkout.”

“The sterile, wrapped instruments remained on the tray until the surgeon was ready to begin the procedure.”

B1 · Intermediate Countable noun Computing Informal

n. a summary of what you did on an app or website during the year.

n. a feature on digital platforms that provides a personalized summary of a user's annual activity based on logged data.

“I shared my music wrapped on social media to show my favorite songs.”

“Every December, users eagerly anticipate their annual wrapped, which highlights their most-streamed artists and listening habits over the past twelve months.”