All phrasal verbs

hand

/hænd/4 phrasal verbs

The plain verb means to give with your hands.

A small, tidy family, all separable, all about transfer. The particle tells you the direction: IN to an authority, OUT to a crowd, OVER to a successor, DOWN to a younger generation.

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Every HAND phrasal verb, with the one line that keeps it apart from its siblings. Tap any one to open it.

Phrasal verbMeansHow to remember it
hand inSeparablesubmit work to someone in authorityIN = into the teacher's or boss's hands.
hand outSeparabledistribute to many peopleOUT = one source, many recipients.
hand overSeparablesurrender control or possessionOVER = across to them.
hand downSeparable2 meaningspass to a younger generation; deliver a verdictDOWN = down the family line.
Phrasal verbs with HAND — what each one means