Phrasal Verb - handing over
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.Definition
- To formally give something, especially a responsibility or task, to someone else. 2. To transfer physical possession of something to someone. 3. To surrender or yield control or power to someone.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | The manager handed over the project to the new team leader. |
| 2 | John handed over the keys to his car to the valet. |
| 3 | The mayor will hand over the city to the new mayor next month. |
| 4 | I'll hand over the report to you once it's finished. |
| 5 | The captain handed over the helm to the first mate during the storm. |
| 6 | The thief was caught trying to hand over stolen goods to a buyer. |
| 7 | The CEO handed over the company to her successor. |
| 8 | The prisoners were handed over to the police. |
| 9 | The coach handed over the team to the assistant coach for the game. |
| 10 | The father handed over his daughter's hand to her future husband. |