Collocation
Let's wrap up.
To finish or conclude an activity, meeting, or discussion.
Definition
'Let's wrap up.' is a common English collocation. To finish or conclude an activity, meeting, or discussion.
Let's + wrap up
“Okay everyone, it's getting late, so let's wrap up this meeting.”
Examples
- It's getting late, so let's wrap up the discussion for today.
- We need to wrap up this project by Friday afternoon to meet the deadline.
- The presenter asked if everyone was ready to wrap up the training session.
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- Could you please wrap up your presentation soon? We're running out of time.
- I always try to wrap up my work before leaving the office each day.
- They decided to wrap up the negotiations and sign the contract tomorrow.
- After an hour of intense debate, the chairman decided it was time to wrap up.
- The team worked hard to wrap up all the loose ends before the product launch.
- We had to wrap things up quickly when the unexpected client call came in.
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