Синонимы
Examples for "wrap"
Examples for "wrap"
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We start our week with a packed South African news today wrap.
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TPP countries hope to wrap up negotiations on the deal by midyear.
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Prosecutors have said they expect to wrap up their case on Monday.
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Mr Cacdac said the investigation was likely to wrap up next month.
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Your doorkeeper said I could come and look for my lost wrap.
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The darkness was tangible; it seemed to envelop her in heavy folds.
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His absence left open the flank which the Germans hoped to envelop.
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Wants it so the address will have to appear on the envelop.
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And they seemed to envelop her in a flash of cerulean light.
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In simple straightforwardness, Harris hands Woods a sealed envelop, without a word.
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His brown eyes seemed to enfold the old woman in their sympathy.
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We enfold them both in our devotion to the same sacred cause.
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He wanted to enfold her in his arms and promise her security.
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The clear blueness of his gaze seemed to enfold and cover her.
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The magic of old Venice seemed at that moment to enfold her.
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Nevertheless, they both deemed it necessary to enwrap themselves in the single blanket.
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A blaze of light seemed to enwrap me, and I shouted with joy.
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Newbury's delight in her, his tender worship of her, seemed to enwrap and encompass her.
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The more he tore and threshed, the more meshes there were to enwrap and entangle him.
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She got close to her old friend as if she would enwrap her in her influence.
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A loop encloses leucine and forms a lid-latch mechanism required for binding.
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The left wall of Via di Giogoli encloses a large olive grove.
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As it now encloses the heart, it may also be called cardiocoel.
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Within the crimson pulp lies a sheath, which encloses the double seed.
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The semicircle encloses a smooth-shaven lawn of which I am vastly proud.
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The Town-hall, with its auxiliary buildings, encloses the Exchange on three sides.
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He encloses with his letter a photograph of his truck fully loaded.
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This encloses a darker granule, the germinal spot, which shows a nucleolus.
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It originates from the part of the head-plates which immediately encloses the eye.
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The ventral wall advances into the amnion, which encloses the embryo.
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This is the great parasitic fig, which encloses other trees in its embrace.
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An iron fence encloses the square, and another surrounds the monument.
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A vault, whether concrete, plastic, or metal, completely encloses a coffin.
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The leaf is then completely shut and encloses a shallow cavity.
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This, in turn, encloses a fragrant kernel, the nutmeg of commerce.
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He encloses one of my hands perfectly between two of his.
