Basic Details
Word: Wrap
Part of Speech: Verb
Meaning: To cover or enclose something in paper, cloth, or another material.
Synonyms: Encase, Envelop, Bundle
Antonyms: Unwrap, Expose
Idioms and Phrases
- Wrap your head around something: To understand or comprehend something that is complex or difficult. Example: "It took me a while to wrap my head around the new math formula."
- Wrap it up: To finish or conclude an activity or task. Example: "Let's wrap it up so we can go home early."
Usage Examples
Example 1: She decided to wrap the gift in bright paper before handing it over to her friend.
Example 2: It's important to wrap leftover food tightly to keep it fresh in the fridge.
Example 3: The teacher told us to wrap up our presentations before lunch so we had enough time for everyone.
Fun Fact
Did you know that the art of gift wrapping has been practised in various cultures for centuries? In Japan, there is a traditional way of wrapping gifts called "furoshiki," which involves a beautifully folded cloth.
Famous Quote
"Understanding is the first step to acceptance, and only with acceptance can there be recovery." J.K. Rowling
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "wrap" mean?
a) To cut something
b) To cover or enclose something
c) To throw something away
d) To leave something open
Answer: b) To cover or enclose something
2. Which of these is a synonym of "wrap"?
a) Uncover
b) Encase
c) Remove
d) Open
Answer: b) Encase
3. Which of these is an antonym of "wrap"?
a) Bundle
b) Envelop
c) Unwrap
d) Pack
Answer: c) Unwrap
4. Which sentence uses "wrap" correctly?
a) I will wrap the meeting after discussing all the points.
b) They wrap our lunch every day.
c) She will wrap the sky with stars.
d) He decided to wrap the table with a cloth.
Answer: a) I will wrap the meeting after discussing all the points.
5. What does "wrap your head around something" mean?
a) To make something difficult
b) To understand something challenging
c) To hide something
d) To finish a task
Answer: b) To understand something challenging
