wrap up (something)

to complete or stop doing something.

The president will wrap up his visit to China on Thursday.

It's late and I have to get home, so let's wrap it up and finish tomorrow.

Etymology: based on the literal meaning of wrap something up (= to put paper around something to cover it)

• in concert with something
• in conclusion
• in confidence
• in connection with
• in connection with something
• in corner
• in deep shit
• in demand
• in depth
• in detail
• in dire straits
• in dispute
• in dribs and drabs
• in due course
• in due time
• in earnest
• in eclipse
• in element
• in evidence
• in eyes
• in face
• in fact
• in favor of
• in favor of something
• in fits and starts