pass+by+hand
101hand\ on — v To pass along to the next person who should have it. Everyone in class should read this, so when you have finished, please hand it on. In the early days, news was handed on from one person to another …
102hand on — PHRASAL VERB If you hand something on, you give it or transfer it to another person, often someone who replaces you. [V P n (not pron)] The government is criticised for not handing on information about missing funds... [be V ed P to n] His… …
103hand out — give to the class or audience, pass around Cory, please hand out the song books one to each member …
104hand something down — 1》 pass something on to a successor. 2》 announce something, especially a judgement, formally or publicly. → hand …
105hand down — this bracelet has been handed down from four generations Syn: pass on, pass down; bequeath, will, leave, make over, give, gift, transfer; Law demise, devise …
106hand out — volunteers were asked to hand out pamphlets Syn: distribute, give out, pass out/around, dole out, dish out, deal out, mete out, issue, dispense; allocate, allot, apportion, disburse; circulate, disseminate …
107pass out — verb 1. pass out from weakness, physical or emotional distress due to a loss of blood supply to the brain (Freq. 1) • Syn: ↑faint, ↑conk, ↑swoon • Derivationally related forms: ↑swoon (for: ↑swoon) …
108hand something over — YIELD, give, give up, pass, grant, entrust, surrender, relinquish, cede, turn over, deliver up, forfeit, sacrifice. → hand …
109hand something around — offer something to each of a number of people in turn a big box of chocolates was handed around * * * ˌhand sthaˈround/ˈround derived to offer or pass sth, especially food or drinks, to all the people in a group Main entry: ↑handderived …
110pass the baton — I pass (on) the baton hand over a particular duty or responsibility II see baton …
