Have you already covered the Christmas tree? :)
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Covered?
I'm sure you mean "packed up" or "put away"... or even "thrown away".
"Covered" means it's still in the living room, but under a sheet.
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I believe that Peachey is correct.
I suppose that if it were an artificial tree, one would first "cover it"...and then "put it away".
Also, there is an idiom in the USA where "covered" means that something is done or taken care of:
Q: "Tonight is Christmas Eve. Did you buy the Christmas tree?"
A: "Yeah, I got it covered."
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no i am keeping for next year :p :D:D:D
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