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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a wrapping" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a covering or packaging for an object, often in contexts related to gifts, food, or products.
Example: "She carefully placed the gift in a wrapping that matched the occasion."
Alternatives: "a cover" or "a packaging".
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Polyethylene makes fine, tough films; there is no sharp distinction between a thin extrusion, useful for a wrapping film, and thicker products used for nonbreakable bottles.
Mr. Semán devised a wrapping system with plastic bags to protect the equipment from a sprinkle, but a real storm forced an evacuation back down the ladder.
The company later holds a wrapping party for employees to prepare the gifts, and then a party for the children and any employees who wish to come.
This interactor is a wrapping around the Qt QTextBrowser widget, which is able to display rich content such as HTML pages.
I staked the stems and cushioned the plants in soft packing material with a wrapping paper funnel to keep everything in place, and lost only a bud or two.
In one of the variants, after obtaining the original signed SOAP packet, the attacker moves the message body to a wrapping element inside the SOAP header and creates a new body with a different operation.
A wrapping gust front is a front that wraps around the mesocyclone, cutting off the inflow of warm moist air and resulting in occlusion.
Thompson-Robinson wore a wrapping over his upper right arm and presumably his shoulder area, which was covered by his jersey.
Schematic and representative traces illustrating a wrapping experiment with fluorescently labeled SSB, SSBf.
Cut up a wrapping paper tube into short lengths.
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Again, two subclasses are available: Failure[E,A] which wraps a single value of type E and Success[E,A] wrapping a value of type A. Unlike Either, Validation was designed to accumulate failures.
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