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ESLPod_0583_WE_0840 Going to a Spa The phrase "body wrap," in this podcast, means a treatment in which one's body is covered in a cream, lotion, or another substance, and then covered with warm towels, usually to soften the skin and relax the body: "Was the body wrap as relaxing as you had hoped?" When talking about food, a "wrap" is a type of sandwich with food rolled into a tortilla (flat bread) instead of being placed between two slices of bread: "I'd like the turkey-bacon wrap, please." When talking about clothing, a "wrap" is a large piece of clothing worn around a woman's shoulders: "If it's too cold to wear a sleeveless dress, you can always use this wrap." Finally, "plastic wrap" is a very thin, clear piece of plastic used to cover the food in a bowl or dish: "If you cover those strawberries with plastic wrap, they won't dry out in the fridge."

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ESLPod 583 wrap Health + Medicine

Id	ESLPod_0583_WE_0840
Episode Id	ESLPod 583
Episode Title	Going to a Spa
Phrase	wrap
Text	The phrase "body wrap," in this podcast, means a treatment in which one's body is covered in a cream, lotion, or another substance, and then covered with warm towels, usually to soften the skin and relax the body: "Was the body wrap as relaxing as you had hoped?" When talking about food, a "wrap" is a type of sandwich with food rolled into a tortilla (flat bread) instead of being placed between two slices of bread: "I'd like the turkey-bacon wrap, please." When talking about clothing, a "wrap" is a large piece of clothing worn around a woman's shoulders: "If it's too cold to wear a sleeveless dress, you can always use this wrap." Finally, "plastic wrap" is a very thin, clear piece of plastic used to cover the food in a bowl or dish: "If you cover those strawberries with plastic wrap, they won't dry out in the fridge."
Topics	Health + Medicine

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