wrap up

To finish something neatly; to cover something in paper; or to put on warm clothes.

"Can we wrap up this meeting in the next five minutes? I have another call at three."

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Wrap up.

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Better wrap up.

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Wrap up warm.

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Wrap up after.

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You wrap up a meeting, you wrap up a proposal, you wrap up some paperwork, etc.

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