wrap
名词
定义 wrap 名词
food(食物)
- Countable(可數名詞)
a type of sandwich consisting of a filling enclosed in a soft, flatbread
捲餅
covering(覆蓋物)
- Uncountable(不可數名詞)
material used for covering or protecting items
包裝材料；覆蓋物
cling wrap
保鮮膜
decorative gift wrapping paper
裝飾性禮物包裝紙
bubble wrap
氣泡紙
clothing(衣物)
- Countable(可數名詞)
a loose outer garment that is tied or wrapped around the body
寬鬆的外套；浴袍
a silk wrap
絲質披肩
a cotton wrap
棉質披肩
- Countable(可數名詞)
a piece of fabric worn around the shoulders for warmth or as an accessory
（女性用）披肩；圍巾
a wool wrap
一條羊毛披肩
a cashmere wrap
一條喀什米爾披肩
动词
定义 wrap 动词
- B1Transitive(及物動詞)
to enclose or cover something in paper, cloth, or another material
包裹；包起來
She wrapped the gift in colorful paper.
她用彩色紙包裝禮物。
Wrap the sandwich in a napkin.
用紙巾包住三明治。
He wrapped the wound with a bandage.
他用繃帶包紮傷口。
- B2Transitive(及物動詞)
to cover someone with material for protection or warmth
包裹；包
She wrapped the child snugly in a blanket.
她將孩子緊緊地裹在毯子裡。
He wrapped a scarf around his neck.
他在脖子上圍了一條圍巾。
She wrapped her wet hair in a towel.
她用毛巾包住濕漉漉的頭髮。
成语
- take the wraps off something
To reveal something that was previously secret or hidden; to publicly announce or display something.
公開；揭露
• The company finally took the wraps off its new product, revealing its innovations to the world.
公司終於揭開了新產品的面紗，向世界展示了其創新。
- wrap yourself in the flag
To exploit patriotic sentiments to avoid scrutiny or criticism.
打著愛國的旗號
• During the election campaign, he frequently wrapped himself in the flag to deflect attention from his policy failures.
在競選期間，他經常藉由展現愛國情操來轉移人們對他政策失敗的關注。
- under wraps
Kept secret or confidential.
保密的
• The details of the new product are still being kept under wraps.
新產品的細節仍然處於保密狀態。
- wrapped (up) in secrecy
Describes a situation where the details of something, such as a plan, are kept secret.
密不通風
• The specifics of the research remain wrapped in secrecy.
這項研究的具體細節仍然處於保密狀態。
- wrap someone around your little finger
To easily persuade or control someone to do what you want them to do.
把某人绕在指尖上
• She knows how to charm her grandmother and get her to do whatever she wants.
她知道如何取悅她的祖母，讓她做任何她想做的事。
- wrap someone (up) in cotton wool
To protect someone to an excessive degree, shielding them from challenges or difficulties.
過度保護
• Parents shouldn't wrap their children in cotton wool, completely shielding them from reality.
父母不應該過度保護孩子，完全屏蔽現實。
- be wrapped up in something/someone
To be completely engrossed or absorbed in someone or something, to the point of ignoring other people or things.
全神貫注於…
• She's been so wrapped up in her new hobby lately that she's almost forgotten everything else.
她最近對她的新愛好非常著迷，幾乎忘記了其他所有事情。
- it's a wrap
An idiom used to indicate that a task or activity is completed, often used in filmmaking to signal the end of a shooting session to actors and crew.
（電影）拍摍完成！
• Okay everyone, that scene is done, it's a wrap!
好了各位，這場戲完成了，收工了！
片语动词 wrap
- wrap something up
to enclose or cover something with paper, fabric, or other materials
用紙、布或其他材料包裹
• She wrapped the gift up with wrapping paper.
她用包裝紙把禮物包起來。
- wrap something around someone/something
to encircle someone or something with a piece of clothing or material, typically to provide warmth
用…裹住…（保暖）
• She wrapped the child in a blanket to keep him warm.
她用毯子把小孩包裹起來，讓他保持溫暖。
- wrap (someone) up
to attire oneself, or another person, in warm apparel
（讓某人）穿得保暖
• In the cold winter, we need to wrap the children up so they won't feel cold.
在寒冷的冬天，我們需要讓孩子們穿得保暖，這樣他們才不會感到冷。