Hand on
/ˈhænd ɑːn/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To give something to someone else, usually by handing it to them directly.
- The teacher handed on the papers to the student sitting in front.
- She was eager to hand on her responsibilities to her successor.
- After reading the book, I decided to hand it on to my friend.
- He handed on the baton during the relay race.
- The report was handed on to the manager for further review.
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