To envelop or cover an object or substance completely using materials such as cloth or paper, creating a protective barrier around it.
To surround or encircle something with a certain atmosphere or quality, as if it is being embraced by the surrounding elements.
To conceal or hide emotions or thoughts within oneself, preventing them from being expressed outwardly.
To present or offer money or gifts in a decorative or respectful manner by enclosing them in a wrapper or paper, adhering to social customs.
Example:
彼女は贈り物を紙に包んだ。
To enclose an object securely using materials like paper or cloth, ensuring that it is fully covered to prevent spillage or exposure, often while considering the form of the object being enveloped.
To surround an entity completely, allowing an atmosphere or feeling to envelop it entirely, creating a sense of immersion or protection from the outside.
To conceal one’s emotions or thoughts within oneself, preventing them from being revealed to others while maintaining an air of composure.
To present a gift or money in a respectful manner by wrapping it in paper or placing it within a fold, adhering to cultural customs regarding the exchange of monetary gifts.