wrapper in Latin
wrapper in Latin is involūcrum — wrapper means a covering used to wrap something, especially food or a package.
wrapper in Latin
involūcrum
Something that is wrapped around something else as a cover or protection: a wrapping.
What does "wrapper" mean?
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noun A covering used to wrap something, especially food or a package.
"He crumpled the candy wrapper and tossed it in the bin."
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noun (computing) Code that provides simplified access to another piece of code or system.
"The library is just a thin wrapper around the operating system's file API."
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wrapper in a sentence
- He crumpled the candy wrapper and tossed it in the bin.
- The library is just a thin wrapper around the operating system's file API.
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What is "wrapper" in Latin?
"wrapper" in Latin is involūcrum. wrapper means: A covering used to wrap something, especially food or a package.
How do you use "wrapper" in a sentence?
Example: "He crumpled the candy wrapper and tossed it in the bin." In Latin, "wrapper" is involūcrum.
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