hand
/hænd/ verb [+ two objects]Translation
› to give something to someone
vermek, uzatmak, sunmak
Could you hand me that book, please?794you have to hand it to sb informal › used when you want to show that you admire someone
hand sth back phrasal verb hakkını teslim etmek; saygı duyduğunu göstermek
You have to hand it to Mick, he's done a good job on that kitchen.1007 › to return something to the person who gave it to you
hand sth down phrasal verb geri vermek, teslim etmek, iade etmek
I was absent when the teacher handed back our homework.794CHILDREN › to give toys, clothes, books, etc to children who are younger than you in your family
(oyuncak, giysi, kitap vs.) devretmek, ailenin daha küçüklerine vermek
794TRADITIONS › to pass traditions from older people to younger ones
hand sth in phrasal verb nesilden nesile aktarmak, babadan oğula miras kalmak
a custom handed down through the generations1124 › to give something to someone in a position of authority
hand sth out phrasal verb teslim etmek, vermek
Have you handed your history essay in yet?794 › to give something to all the people in a group
hand sb/sth over phrasal verb dağıtmak, vermek
A girl was handing out leaflets at the station.794 › to give someone or something to someone else
birini/bir şeyi teslim etmek/vermek
The hijacker was handed over to the French police.794(Definition of hand verb from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
© Cambridge University Press)
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