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wrap someone up
cover someone warmly
To cover someone in warm clothing or a blanket so they do not feel cold.
Hear it in real life
The baby feels cold.
I'll wrap her up in this blanket.
Can you wrap the children up before we go out in the snow?
The mistake everyone makes
Not: Wrap the baby in a blanket up.
Say: Wrap the baby up in a blanket.
With this meaning, put the person between "wrap" and "up" when you name the covering.
Build it
How it fits in a sentence.
wrap someone up in something; wrap the baby up
Your turn: say it out loud
Can you wrap the children up before we go out in the snow?
Say it out loud two or three times, until it feels like yours.
wrap someone up
cover someone warmly
“Can you wrap the children up before we go out in the snow?”
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