a wraparound coat.
a wraparound windshield.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
ˈwrap sth round sth — phrasal verb to put something around something else He grabbed a towel to wrap round his waist.[/ex] We see couples with their arms wrapped round each other.[/ex] … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
wrap (someone) round (your) little finger — twist/wrap (someone) around/round (your) little finger to be able to persuade someone to do anything you want, usually because they like you so much. He d do anything you asked him to. You ve got him wrapped around your little finger! … New idioms dictionary
wrap someone round one's little finger — … Useful english dictionary
wrap round — ˈwrap round ˈwrap a ˌround [transitive] [present tense I/you/we/they wrap round he/she/it wraps round past tense wrapped round past participle … Useful english dictionary
wrap around — ˈwrap round ˈwrap a ˌround [transitive] [present tense I/you/we/they wrap round he/she/it wraps round past tense wrapped round … Useful english dictionary
wrap-around — wrap a.round adj a wrap around skirt is one that you wind around your body and fasten in place … Dictionary of contemporary English
wrap — wrap1 [ ræp ] verb transitive ** wrap or wrap up to cover something by putting something such as paper or cloth around it: Keep the cheeses fresh by wrapping each one individually. wrap something (up) in something: We decided to wrap the dogs up… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
wrap round — phrasal verb wrap round or wrap around [transitive] Word forms wrap round : present tense I/you/we/they wrap round he/she/it wraps round present participle wrapping round past tense wrapped round past participle wrapped round wrap something… … English dictionary
wrap around — phrasal verb wrap round or wrap around [transitive] Word forms wrap round : present tense I/you/we/they wrap round he/she/it wraps round present participle wrapping round past tense wrapped round past participle wrapped round wrap something… … English dictionary
wrap*/ — [ræp] verb [T] to cover someone or something by putting paper, cloth etc round them Keep the cheeses fresh by wrapping each one individually.[/ex] We wrapped the baby in a blanket to keep it warm.[/ex] • be wrapped up in sth to spend so much time … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
