wrap up

Etymology: [ 'rap ] (verb.) 14th century. Middle English wrappen.

Synonyms: bring to a close, close, complete, conclude, determine, end, halt, polish off, terminate, wind up

Antonyms: unwrap, begin, introduce, start

İngilizce - Türkçe çevirisi "wrap up"

• wrap up: (paket v.b.'ni) sarmak
• wrap up: konuşma dili (toplantıyı, işi) bitirmek
• wrap up: paketlemek
• wrap up: (konuyu) toparlamak
• wrap up: kavgayı kesmek
• wrap up: (soğuğa karşı) kalın giyinmek, sarınıp sarmalanmak
• wrap up: kesmek
• wrap up: özetlemek
• wrap up: sarmak
• wrap up: ambalajlamak
• wrap up: sona erdirmek
• wrap up: bitirmek Dilbilim
• wrap up: paket yapmak
• wrap up: halletmek Dilbilim
• wrap up: üstesinden gelmek Dilbilim
• wrap up: sıkıca sarmak
• wrap up: son vermek
• wrap up: sıkı giyinmek
• wrap up: sarıp sarmalamak
• wrap up: sarınıp sarmalanmak
• wrap up: sarmak (paket)
• wrap up: sarınmak
• wrap up: 1- sarmak 2- kavgayı gürültüyü kesmek , anlaşmak Fiili Deyim
• wrap up: sarmalamak
• wrap up: ambalaj yapmak
• wrap up: wrap sth. up bitirmek,sonuçlandırmak deyim
• wrap up: sar
• wrap up: k.dili. (toplantıyı/işi) bitirmek
• wrap up: sonuç
• wrap up: konuşma dili - (toplantıyı, işi) bitirmek
• wrap up: sarılıp sarmalanmak
• wrap up: özet
• wrapup: nihai hareket
• wrapup: dili radyoda haberlerin son özeti
• wrapup: kısa özet

İngilizce - İngilizce çevirisi "wrap up"

• wrap up: To put on abundant clothing as protection from the weather; to bundle up - "It's a cold, snowy day and I'm gong to wrap up thoroughly before I go sledding."
• wrap up: To conclude or finish completely - "Let me wrap up this project before I begin a new one."
• wrap up: To summarize or recapitulate - "The newscaster wrapped up the day's events."
• wrap up: To cover or enclose (something) by folding and securing a covering entirely around it - "He wrapped up the parcel with brown paper."
• wrap up: Complete or conclude a meeting or other process
• wrap up: Win a game or competition
• wrap up: final summary or report; summary of the news isim
• wrap up: clothe, as if for protection from the elements; "cover your head!"
• wrap up: If you wrap up something such as a job or an agreement, you complete it in a satisfactory way. NATO defense ministers wrap up their meeting in Brussels today Seeing Sticht was keeping him from his golf game, and he hoped they could wrap it up quickly. see also wrap 1, wrapped up
• wrap up: If you wrap up, you put warm clothes on. Markus has wrapped up warmly in a woolly hat
• wrap up: wear much clothes in order to keep warm; cover yourself up
• wrap up: A liability coverage specialty focused on contracting risks, at-tempting to manage in a single contract the broad interplay of exposures and interests among owners, general contractors, and subcontractors
• wrap up: When an agent is about to finish a call, they can choose to go into wrap-up before the call is terminated This will leave the agent in the wrap-up state thereby stopping further incoming calls being targeted at the agent Whilst in wrap-up the agent can do any clerical work associated with the call just taken Once finished the agent can leave the wrap up state so that they are ready to take further incoming calls Insight™ MIS tracks wrap up in real time and also provides historical analysis of how much wrap up time each call required on a per agent basis
• wrap up: form a cylinder by rolling; "roll up a banner"
• wrap up: finish a task completely; "I finally got through this homework assignment"
• wrap up: arrange or fold as a cover or protection; "wrap the baby before taking her out"; "Wrap the present"
• wrap up: finish, take care of the final details, "tie up loose ends"; summarize; wrap in paper or cloth, package; absorbed, engrossed fiil
• To wrap up.: mabble
• wrap up: A brief condensation or recapitulation as a final summary, especially to a news programme
• wrap up: A concluding action; a conclusion
• wrap up: a short report that repeats the main points, for example of a news broadcast = round-up