What do you say when someone's at the door and your hands are full?

You could say 'Could you answer the door while I finish this?'

What does wrinkle mean?

A small crease or fold in a surface that should be smooth, like in 'There's a wrinkle right across the front of it.'

You say whole, like in 'We used the whole roll of tape already.'

It's the night before the party and you're at the kitchen table with a roll of paper, a pile of gifts, and one sore wrist.

Can you help me wrap the last few gifts?

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wrap/ræp/
verb
To fold paper or cloth around something to cover it.
wrapping/ˈræpɪŋ/
noun
The paper or plastic that covers something.
wrist/rɪst/
noun
The joint between your hand and your arm.
wrinkle/ˈrɪŋkəl/
noun
A small crease or fold in a surface that should be smooth.
wrestle/ˈresəl/
verb
To struggle hard with something that fights back or resists you.
write/raɪt/
verb
To put something into words on paper or a screen.
wrong/rɔːŋ/
adjective
Not correct or not true.
whole/hoʊl/
adjective
Complete, with nothing missing or taken away.
answer/ˈænsər/
verb
To pick up the phone when it rings or open the door when someone knocks.
wreath/riːθ/
noun
A ring of leaves or flowers hung up as a decoration.

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What do you say when someone's at the door and your hands are full?: You could say 'Could you answer the door while I finish this?'
What does wrinkle mean?: A small crease or fold in a surface that should be smooth, like in 'There's a wrinkle right across the front of it.'
How do you say something is complete in English?: You say whole, like in 'We used the whole roll of tape already.'

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