wrapped in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for wrapped in the English»Serbian Dictionary

I.wrap [ræp] N

1. wrap FASHION:

wrap (covering)

plašt m

wrap (stole)

ogrtač m

2. wrap no pl (packaging):

wrap

omot m

wrap

plastična folija f

3. wrap usu pl fig (veil of secrecy):

to keep sth under wraps

držati nešto pod velom tajne

4. wrap film inf:

it's a wrap

snimanje je gotovo

5. wrap esp Am (meal):

wrap

≈ tortilja f

II.wrap <-pp-> [ræp] VB trans

1. wrap:

wrap (cover)

umotati // umotavati

wrap (in paper)

uviti // uvijati

2. wrap (draw round):

to wrap sth around sb/sth

omotati nešto oko nekoga/nečega

3. wrap (place around):

to wrap one's arms around sb

zagrliti nekoga

4. wrap COMPUT:

to wrap text/words

prenositi tekst/reči u naredni red

Phrases:

to wrap sb [a]round one's little finger

vrteti nekoga oko malog prsta

III.wrap <-pp-> [ræp] VB intr

1. wrap COMPUT:

wrap

preneti se // prenositi se u naredni red

2. wrap film:

wrap inf

završiti // završavati snimanje

I.wrap up VB trans

1. wrap up (completely cover):

wrap up

zaviti // zavijati

2. wrap up (dress warmly):

wrap up

obući se // oblačiti se toplo

wrap up

umotati se // umotavati se

3. wrap up (conclude):

wrap up

zaključiti // zaključivati

wrap up

okončati // okončavati

to wrap up a deal

sklopiti posao

II.wrap up VB intr fig (preoccupy)

to be wrapped up in sb/sth

biti potpuno posvećen nekome/nečemu [or zaokupljen nekim/nečim]

'word wrap N no pl COMPUT

word wrap

funkcija za automatski prelom teksta u novi red

I.'shrink-wrap N

shrink-wrap

vakuumsko pakovanje nt

II.'shrink-wrap VB trans

to shrink-wrap food

vakuumirati hranu

to shrink-wrap a book

uviti knjigu plastičnom folijom

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to wrap sb in cotton wool Brit

staviti nekog pod stakleno zvono

wrapped Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

it's a wrap

snimanje je gotovo

to wrap one's arms around sb

zagrliti nekoga

to wrap text/words

prenositi tekst/reči u naredni red

to wrap sb [a]round one's little finger

vrteti nekoga oko malog prsta

to shrink-wrap food

vakuumirati hranu

to shrink-wrap a book

uviti knjigu plastičnom folijom

to wrap up a deal

sklopiti posao

to be wrapped up in sb/sth

biti potpuno posvećen nekome/nečemu [or zaokupljen nekim/nečim]

to wrap sb in cotton wool Brit

staviti nekog pod stakleno zvono

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

I see all women in the streets wrapped up in the veil and ugly, long and shapeless dresses.

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Zero wearily makes his way through a sand-storm wrapped in a tattered cloak.

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He wears the simple, worn clothing of a shepherd, a turban wrapped around his head and a staff in his hands.

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Charioteers wrapped the reins around their bodies in order to use their body weight to better control the horses.

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Most of the fattening foods, the bad stuff, come heavily wrapped.

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Going make-up free, the well-known loud mouth wrapped up in a large quilted coat and carried a backpack outside of her house.

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The statue is also wrapped in black crepe paper to mourn national tragedies.

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For me it is day two, and the fact that the glass is expertly wrapped in paper tissue is doing nothing to fool me as to its contents.

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The snack is a flat, pectin-based fruit-flavored snack, wrapped around a piece of cellophane for easier removal.

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Her footwear consists only of cloth bandages wrapped around her shins, ankles and instep.

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