einwickeln
wrap
The German word 'einwickeln' is a verb that corresponds to the English word 'wrap'. It is used in the context of covering or enclosing something with a material, such as wrapping a gift with paper or wrapping food with foil. The word is a separable verb, which means that the prefix 'ein' can be separated from the verb and placed at the end of the sentence in certain tenses. For example, 'Ich wickele das Geschenk ein' means 'I am wrapping the gift'.
Example sentences using: einwickeln
Ich muss das Geschenk einwickeln.
I have to wrap the gift.
The phrase illustrates the usage of the verb 'einwickeln' in a common everyday situation where one might want to wrap a present for someone. 'Einwickeln' in this context means to cover or encase the gift in wrapping material.
Kannst du mir helfen, das Sandwich einzuwickeln?
Can you help me wrap the sandwich?
In this example, 'einwickeln' is used in the context of packing food, a common scenario in daily life. The speaker asks for assistance with encasing the sandwich in a protective layer, like a sandwich wrap or foil.
Sie einwickeln ihre Verletzung mit einem Verband.
They wrap their injury with a bandage.
This phrase showcases the usage of 'einwickeln' in a medical scenario, wherein the person is wrapping a wound or injury with a bandage, signifying protection or support to the injured area.