What does "wrap up" mean?
"Wrap up" means to finish or conclude something. Here's all its meanings and when it's used in meetings and professional contexts.
What it means
To conclude, finish, or bring to a close. One of the most common phrases in business meetings.
Main uses
1. End a meeting or discussion
"Let's wrap up - we're running out of time."
"Can we wrap this up by 3pm?"
2. Complete a task
"I need to wrap up this report by Friday."
"We're wrapping up the project next week."
3. Dress warmly
"Wrap up warm - it's cold outside." (British English)
4. A summary
"Wrap-up" as a noun = a summary or conclusion. "Here's the wrap-up from today's session."
In meetings
"Let's wrap up" is extremely common - it's a polite but clear signal that the meeting is ending. Usually followed by "any final questions?" or a summary of action points.
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Casual to professional. Meaning 1 and 2 are standard in any business setting.
What does "wrap up" mean?
To conclude, finish, or bring to a close. One of the most common phrases in business meetings.
Is "wrap up" formal or informal?
Casual to professional. Meaning 1 and 2 are standard in any business setting.
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