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Cap off - wrap up
are the same?
2018年11月7日 02:04
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No, they don't mean the same thing. To cap off something is the final flourish, or the final straw in the case of a negative experience. To wrap up something is to bring it to a conclusion.
2018年11月7日
Hello.
They mean the same thing: to complete, to finish off, but 'wrap up' is more popular where I am, in the American Midwest. I don't really know anyone who uses 'cap off'. It might be more popular in Britain or other parts of the US and the Anglosphere.
I hope this helps.
2018年11月7日
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