●ˌhand sth ˈdown (to sb)to give or leave sth to a younger member of your family传给后代◆These skills used to be handed down from father to son.这些技能过去都是父子相传的。 () () to officially give a decision, statement, etc.正式公布◆A judgement may be handed down within days.判决可能在数日之内公布。●ˌhand sth ˈin (to sb)to give sth to sb in authority, especially a piece of work, a plan, etc.提交，呈交，上交◆Please make sure all proposals are handed in by Friday.请确保于周五以前提交所有建议。◆I heard she had handed in her notice/resignation(= had formally told her employer that she wanted to stop working for them).我听说她已经提交了辞呈。●ˌhand sth ˈoff (to sb) () to give sb else your responsibility for sth将（某事）授权（给某人）◆handing off the project to your successor将这项目授权给你的继任人●ˌhand sth ˈon (to sb)to give or leave sth to sb else把…传下去，把…传递下去◆The company is not obliged to hand this benefit on to customers.公司并非必须将这项利益让给顾客。SYNpass sth on ●ˌhand sth ˈout (to sb)to give a number of things to members of a group（向某人）分发某物◆Copies of the report will be handed out at the meeting.报告的副本将在会议上分发。SYNdistribute ➡handout ●ˌhand sth ˈover (to sb)●ˌhand ˈover (to sb)to give sb else your position of power or the responsibility for sth把（权力或责任）移交给（某人）◆She will hand over the day-to-day running of the division to Mr Butler.她将部门的日常管理工作移交给巴特勒先生。