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Definition

unwrap /ʌn'ræp / v (အထုပ္)ေျဖသည္။ unwrap a parcel/ present.

Examples

1. ‘She draped the cloak across a chair and began to unwrap the long package that she carried.’
2. ‘Jess went into her bathroom and began to unwrap a plastic cup.’
3. ‘A human voice speaking Japanese dips above the cacophony
4. and someone appears to be unwrapping a small package on the right.’
5. ‘An army officer from North Yorkshire is preparing to unwrap an unusual present - an operating theatre.’
6. ‘He then began unwrapping one of the two hamburgers on his tray.’
7. ‘It is a memory of them unwrapping the packages on the floor and excitedly talking to one another.’
8. ‘‘There is no such thing as a typical Pubmaster pub
9. ’ the chain-smoker says as he unwraps another packet of cigarettes.’
10. ‘Once Jason unwraps the box
11. she holds out her hand to take her prize.’
12. ‘We hoped she enjoyed unwrapping the presents and had a great day with her family and friends.’
13. ‘Subsequently
14. the nest box was unwrapped and placed in its original position at the tree.’
15. ‘As he unwraps his presents in the sitting room revealing his fireman's suit and helmet
16. Killian is like a boy on a Christmas morning.’
17. ‘He has become a jaded cynic who unwraps large packages of cash from defending drug dealers while deluding himself he is working to protect civil liberties.’
18. ‘In Germany
19. one should always unwrap the flowers before presenting them to a hostess.’
20. ‘Gripped by a mixture of anticipation and dread
21. I unwrapped the bag and opened it.’
22. ‘Almost reverently I unwrapped the package carefully to find a small beautifully carved wooden box.’
23. ‘A joyful 60
24. 000 guests welcomed back one old friend
25. made a new one
26. and watched their team unwrap some early presents.’
27. ‘Once it has finished marinating and chilling
28. unwrap the fish and remove the coating ingredients.’
29. ‘I began to unwrap the box and as I opened the cover I glanced inside and there was nothing inside.’
30. ‘Upon unwrapping the box
31. I discovered the very DVD player I soon planned to purchase.’
32. ‘The waiter even made a point of unwrapping a basket of grilled bread as if he were about to reveal the crown jewels.’