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Jobb Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Wrap up
Wrap up = finish?
Context:
Hearing in Schiavo case wraps up
From staff and wire reports
Armed with a new law rushed through Congress over the weekend, the parents of Terri Schiavo pleaded with a judge Monday to order the brain-damaged woman's feeding tube reinserted.
Context:
Hearing in Schiavo case wraps up
From staff and wire reports
Armed with a new law rushed through Congress over the weekend, the parents of Terri Schiavo pleaded with a judge Monday to order the brain-damaged woman's feeding tube reinserted.
Top answer
Hello Jobb I think your guess is right. t. [stop talking], [get ready to go home] I tried to look for the origin of the slang but I couldn't find it.
- Hello Jobb I think your guess is right.
- t.
- [stop talking], [get ready to go home] I tried to look for the origin of the slang but I couldn't find it.
- My guess is the slang was originally used by British Army.
- E.
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Hello Jobb
I think your guess is right.
Dictionaries say : "wrap up" (a slang) v.t. [defeat], [put up to end/conclusion] v.i.[stop talking], [get ready to go home]
I tried to look for the origin of the slang but I couldn't find it. My guess is the slang was originally used by British Army. The first use in literature was by T.E. Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia); "T
I think your guess is right.
Dictionaries say : "wrap up" (a slang) v.t. [defeat], [put up to end/conclusion] v.i.[stop talking], [get ready to go home]
I tried to look for the origin of the slang but I couldn't find it. My guess is the slang was originally used by British Army. The first use in literature was by T.E. Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia); "T
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