hand over

US /hænd ˈoʊ.vər/
UK /hænd ˈoʊ.vər/
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1.

to give something to someone, especially formally or officially

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The suspect agreed to hand over the stolen goods to the police.
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Please hand over your passport at the check-in counter.
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relinquishsurrendercedeyieldturn over
2.

to transfer control or responsibility of something to someone else

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The old manager will hand over his duties to the new one next week.
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The company was forced to hand over control to its creditors.
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transferdelegateassignpass onturn over
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