裹 (guǒ): wrap around

It was very windy outside, so the mother wrapped a thick scarf tightly around the child's neck, leaving only the eyes showing.

The dumplings at this shop have thin wrappers and generous filling; each one has the meat filling wrapped tightly in the dough, and not a single one broke when boiled.

It had turned cold, so Grandma wrapped the freshly roasted chestnuts in old newspaper and had me hold them against my chest to warm my hands.

In spring the willow catkins drifted over with the wind, carrying a faint fragrance of flowers, and settled on the shoulders of passersby.

The doctor first wrapped the wound with gauze, then carefully instructed him not to get it wet for three days.