wrap in Japanese
wrap in Japanese is 包む, 包装 — wrap means to cover something completely by folding material around it.
wrap in Japanese
包む
Pronounced: tsutsumu
(transitive) To enclose (an object) completely in any flexible, thin material such as fabric or paper.
包装
Pronounced: hōsō
(transitive) To enclose (an object) completely in any flexible, thin material such as fabric or paper.
What does "wrap" mean?
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verb To cover something completely by folding material around it.
"Please wrap the fragile glasses in newspaper before you pack them in the box."
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verb To finish filming or recording.
"The crew will wrap tomorrow after shooting the final scene by the river."
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noun A sheet of material used to cover or protect something.
"She covered the leftover pasta with a layer of foil wrap before chilling it."
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noun A type of food made by rolling ingredients inside a flatbread.
"The café sells a falafel wrap with fresh salad and hummus."
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wrap in a sentence
- Please wrap the fragile glasses in newspaper before you pack them in the box.
- He wrapped a warm scarf around his neck and stepped outside.
- The crew will wrap tomorrow after shooting the final scene by the river.
- We wrapped the recording session late on Friday and went out to celebrate.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "wrap" in Japanese?
"wrap" in Japanese is 包む, 包装. wrap means: To cover something completely by folding material around it.
How do you pronounce 包む?
"wrap" in Japanese is 包む, pronounced "tsutsumu".
How do you use "wrap" in a sentence?
Example: "Please wrap the fragile glasses in newspaper before you pack them in the box." In Japanese, "wrap" is 包む, 包装.
Are there other ways to say "wrap" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "wrap": 包む, 包装.
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