Phrasal Verb - handing in
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.Definition
- To formally submit or present something, especially a document or an assignment, to a person or an authority, often with the implication of completing a task or ending a process. 2. To give or transfer something, especially a responsibility or a duty, to someone else.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | I'll be handing in my resignation letter to my boss tomorrow. |
| 2 | Can you please hand in your homework before the class starts? |
| 3 | The students were nervous about handing in their exams. |
| 4 | The new employee will be handing in reports to the manager every week. |
| 5 | I'll be handing over my keys to the real estate agent when we move. |
| 6 | The team captain handed the ball to the goalkeeper during the penalty shootout. |
| 7 | The CEO handed the project to a new team leader. |
| 8 | The teacher handed out the test papers to the students. |
| 9 | The janitor handed in his notice after 10 years of service. |
| 10 | The detective handed the evidence to the forensic team for analysis. |