You can think of wrap-around as an arm going around someone's shoulders: it does not stop at the front, it carries on to the sides. Everything called wrap-around does that same movement — a piece of cloth carried around your waist, a lens that bends past the corner of your eye, a window that keeps going into the side of a bus.
From wrap + around.
維基詞典記錄這個字就是 wrap（繞、包）加 around（繞著四周）組成的，所以字面上的意思正好就是那個環繞的動作。
Wiktionary, "wrap-around"
One branch
繞到兩側去
登入就可以看這一支怎麼連回核心畫面。
wrapped and tied (clothes) · adjective
A wrap-around piece of clothing, especially a skirt or dress, is one that you wind around your body and then fasten in place, instead of pulling it on over your head or stepping into it.
一片式的（繞綁的）