be so engrossed or absorbed in (something) that one does not notice other people or things
專心致志于；對…傾注全部注意力
put on (or dress someone in) warm clothes
穿得暖和
wrap up warm.
穿得暖和。
Tim was well wrapped up against the weather.
蒂姆穿得很暖和以御寒冷。
(亦作 wrap it up)[in imperative](Brit. informal)be quiet; stop talking or making a noise
(英，非正式)肅靜；住口
complete or conclude a discussion or agreement
完成，結(jié)束（討論或爭論）
they hope to wrap up negotiations within sixty days.
他們希望在60天內(nèi)結(jié)束談判。
To bring to a conclusion; settle finally or successfully
結(jié)束：得出結(jié)論；最終或成功地解決
wrap up a business deal.
做成一筆交易
To summarize; recapitulate.
總結(jié)，概括
Secret or concealed
秘密的，隱藏起來的
“The news was kept under wraps for the three-day weekend”(&b{Boston Globe})
“這條消息被封鎖了周末的三天”(&b{波士頓環(huán)球})
Completely immersed or absorbed in
全神貫注于：完全沉浸于或?qū)Ｗ⒂?/p>
She is wrapped up in her studies.
她埋頭苦讀
Involved in
牽扯到
They were wrapped up in criminal activities.
他們涉嫌犯罪活動