Hand out
/ˈhænd ˈaʊt/B2
UpperIntermediate
1. To distribute or give something to several people.
- The teacher handed out the assignments at the start of class.
- Volunteers were handing out flyers to passersby.
- She handed out awards to the winners after the competition.
- The coach handed out the new uniforms before the game.
- During the festival, they handed out free samples to the attendees.
2. To give something, especially advice or information, freely or generously.
- He is always there to hand out advice to anyone who needs it.
- She hesitated to hand out such information without checking it first.
- The doctor handed out valuable health tips to the audience.
- He handed out his homemade cookies to everyone at the party.
- The speaker handed out wisdom from his years of experience.
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