1). She wrapped a shawl around her head, as the day was unusually wind

1.	1). She wrapped a shawl around her head, as the day was unusually windy.2). Jose wrapped his head around the furry hat that his girlfriend had gifted him. 3). Jane couldn't seem to wrap her head around the fact that her all-time hero, Stephen Hawking was dead.4). "Wrap a towel around your head", her mother called out.
Answer» The solution is Option 3, 'Jane couldn't SEEM to WRAP her head around the FACT that her all-time hero, Stephen Hawking was dead.'$ The phrase, 'to wrap your head around something' means 'to understand something difficult or complicated'. Here, sentence 3 is the only sentence in which the phrase is used in the correct idiomatic sense. 'To wrap your head around something' ?? ???? ?? '??? ????? ??? ?????? ????'\| For Example: 'Jane ?? ?? ???? ?? ????? ??? ?????? ??? ?? ???? ???? Stephen Hawking ?? ?????? ?? ?? ???'

1). She wrapped a shawl around her head, as the day was unusually windy.2). Jose wrapped his head around the furry hat that his girlfriend had gifted him. 3). Jane couldn't seem to wrap her head around the fact that her all-time hero, Stephen Hawking was dead.4). "Wrap a towel around your head", her mother called out.

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The solution is Option 3, 'Jane couldn't SEEM to WRAP her head around the FACT that her all-time hero, Stephen Hawking was dead.'$

The phrase, 'to wrap your head around something' means 'to understand something difficult or complicated'.

Here, sentence 3 is the only sentence in which the phrase is used in the correct idiomatic sense.

'To wrap your head around something' ?? ???? ?? '??? ????? ??? ?????? ????'|

For Example: 'Jane ?? ?? ???? ?? ????? ??? ?????? ??? ?? ???? ???? Stephen Hawking ?? ?????? ?? ?? ???'