Wrap Up

1. To cover something with some kind of special paper.

Examples: We need to wrap up all these gifts in two hours. Let’s get started!
I don’t wrap up gifts anymore, instead I just buy those cute bags with some tissue paper to put the gift in.

2. To cover yourself with a blanket or scarf in order to stay warm.

Examples: You can wrap yourself up in my blanket if you want.
Last night I had to wrap up in two blankets to keep warm in my bed.

3. To conclude a presentation, event, etc.

Examples: Can you please wrap up this discussion?
Let’s wrap up the event with a magic trick.

4. To be emotionally into someone or something.

Examples: Sam prefers to stay single because when he is in a relationship he gets too wrapped up in the woman that he loses himself.
Don’t get wrapped up in a job that you don’t take time to live life.

See our complete list of English phrasal verbs.