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Meanings of hand over in English

Portuguese
livrar
Catalan
prestar
Spanish
entregar

To surrender someone or something to another.

livrar
Usage of hand over in English
1
We want them to hand over power immediately through elections, Fouad said.
Reuters
2
Could it easily request the companies hand over information to intelligence services?
Wired
3
Indeed, some shareholders are choosing cash in hand over future market uncertainties.
Reuters
4
India said it would hand over the body to Pakistan if asked.
Reuters
5
City have enjoyed the upper hand over Chelsea in the past year.
The Guardian
6
The junta has vowed to hand over power by February next year.
Reuters
7
Clear Channel allegedly refused to hand over a copy, citing confidentiality concerns.
Reuters
8
The court gave the Guptas 15 days to hand over the jet.
The Guardian
9
In February al-Maliki refused to hand over any money for Kurdistan's budget.
The Guardian
10
Should WhatsApp be forced to hand over the London attacker's last message?
Radio NZ
11
Just the wrong age to lose a man's firm hand over them.
A duty to the dead
12
Power will be in short supply. He closed his hand over hers.
Demon bound
13
Issa urged the administration to hand over the documents before Thursday's vote.
Reuters
14
Seventy-four percent said they almost always put their hand over their heart.
Reuters
15
I leaned forward and passed a hand over the visitors' blurb panel.
Altered carbon
16
Reaching across her chest, he curled a hand over her left breast.
Come out tonight
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South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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