剑桥高阶英汉双解词典 - wrap
/ræp/
verb [T] (-pp-)
A
* to cover or surround something with paper, cloth or other material
(用纸、布或其他材料)包,裹
1. She wrapped the present and tied it with ribbon.
她把礼物包起来,并用丝带扎紧。
2. Wrap the chicken in foil and cook it for two hours.
用锡纸将鸡肉包起来,加热两个小时。
A
* to cover someone with material in order to protect them
用…包裹;用…覆盖
1. She wrapped the baby in a blanket.
她用一块毯子把婴儿包起来。
2. He wrapped a towel around his shoulders.
他用毛巾裹住他的肩膀。
/ræp/
verb [T] (-pp-)
be wrapped up in sth/sb informal
* If you are wrapped up in someone or something, you are very interested in them and ignore other people or things
全神贯注于…
1. She's always been completely wrapped up in the children.
她一直把所有精力都放在孩子身上。
/ræp/
verb [T] (-pp-)
wrap sb (up) in cotton wool UK
* to try to protect someone too carefully
娇惯(某人);过分保护(某人)
1. You can't wrap (up) your children in cotton wool for ever.
你不可能永远娇惯自己的孩子。
/ræp/
verb [T] (-pp-)
wrap sb around/round your little finger
* to persuade someone easily to do what you want them to do
轻而易举地说服(某人)
1. She could wrap her father round her little finger.
她能轻松说服她父亲。
/ræp/
verb [T] (-pp-)
wrap yourself in the flag slightly disapproving
* to show great loyalty and support for your country in a way that does not ask questions
表达强烈的爱国情感
1. Although national pride is important to the prime minister, he does not wrap himself in the flag as his predecessor used to do.
虽然国家自豪感对总理来说至关重要,但他并没有像前任总理那样表达强烈的爱国情感。
/ræp/
verb [T] (-pp-)
wrapped (up) in secrecy
* If something such as plan is wrapped (up) in secrecy, the details about it are kept secret.
处于保密状态
/ræp/
verb [T] (-pp-)
phrasal verb wrap sth around/round sb/sth UK (US wrap sth around sb/sth)
* to put a piece of clothing or material around someone or something, usually to keep them warm
(通常为了保暖)用…裹住…
1. It was so cold that he wrapped a scarf tightly around his face.
太冷了,他便用一条围巾紧紧裹住自己的脸。
/ræp/
verb [T] (-pp-)
phrasal verb wrap sth around/round sth UK (US wrap sth around sth)
* to put part of your body, such as your fingers or arms, around something tightly
(用身体的一部分,如手指或胳膊)环绕,抱住
1. She wrapped her arms around her knees.
她用双臂抱住膝部。
/ræp/
verb [T] (-pp-)
phrasal verb [M] wrap (sb) up
* to dress in warm clothes, or to dress someone in warm clothes
(使某人)穿得暖和
1. Wrap up well - it's cold outside.
穿暖和点——外面很冷。
/ræp/
verb [T] (-pp-)
phrasal verb [M] wrap sth up
COVER
* to cover or surround something in paper, cloth or other material
(用纸、布或其他材料)包,裹
1. Have you wrapped up Jenny's present yet?
你把珍妮的礼物包起来了吗?
FINISH
informal
* to complete something successfully
圆满完成
1. That just about wraps it up for today.
这就差不多给今天画了个圆满的句号。
/ræp/
noun
COVERING 包裹
[C] (US also wrapper)
* a loose piece of clothing which is worn tied around the body
宽松外套;浴衣
1. a towelling wrap
毛巾布浴衣
2. a beach wrap
沙滩浴衣
[C]
* a long piece of cloth which a woman wears around her shoulders to keep her warm or for decoration
(女式)披肩,围巾
1. a chiffon/silk wrap
雪纺/丝绸披肩
[U]
* material which is used to cover or protect objects
包裹物;覆盖物
1. plastic wrap
塑胶包装布
2. gift wrap
礼品包装纸
/ræp/
noun
FOOD 食物
[C]
* a sandwich made with one piece of very thin bread which is folded around a filling
卷饼
/ræp/
noun
take the wraps off sth
* to allow people to know about something
使公开;透露秘密
/ræp/
noun
under wraps
* secret
秘密的
1. They tried to keep the report under wraps.
他们试图将该报告保密。