[Slang] WRAP IT UP. - Learn Useful Phrases to Conclude Activities in English

Finish or conclude something.

To "wrap it up" means to bring something to a conclusion, whether it's a meeting, conversation, or event. This phrase suggests a neat, final packaging of affairs, much like wrapping a gift. It's a versatile expression used in various contexts to indicate that it's time to end proceedings in a tidy and timely manner.

Example Sentences

1. Let's wrap it up, we're running out of time.

   Let's finish this up, we're running out of time.

2. We need to wrap it up now, it's getting late.

   We need to conclude now, it's getting late.

3. After discussing for over an hour, it was time to wrap it up and make a decision.

   After discussing for over an hour, it was time to conclude and make a decision.