英语词组hand in是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Phr V

hand in

hands, handing, handed

hand in sth or hand sth in

to give a piece of written work {e.g. essay} to a teacher

All essays must be handed in on time.

to give something to someone in authority

Please hand your passport in at the office, they will be returned to you later.The terrorists must hand in their weapons if the peace process is to succeed.

to tell your boss officially that you do not want to do your job any more

As soon as this project is over, I'll be handing in my notice.I feel like handing in my resignation.

hand in

1. verb To submit or give something to someone. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "hand" and "in." I have to go hand in my term paper now.

2. noun A contributory role in something. It was pretty exciting to have a hand in launching the new business. We're going to find everyone who had a hand in this robbery and arrest them.

*a hand in something

and *a part in something

Fig. a part in establishing or running something. (*Typically: get ~ have ~ give someone ∼.) I would like to have a hand in the planning process. I will not let Jane have a part in this project.

hand something in

(to someone) Go to pass something in (to someone).

hand something in

to submit something by hand. Did you hand your application form in? I forgot to hand in my test paper.

hand in

To deliver or submit something to someone: I handed in my homework. The committee finally handed the proposal in to the mayor.

hand in

/and glove

On intimate terms or in close association: "The folklore of American academia says that publishing and teaching go hand in glove" (Edward B. Fiske).

词组	hand in
释义	Phr V hand in hands, handing, handed hand in sth or hand sth in to give a piece of written work {e.g. essay} to a teacher All essays must be handed in on time. to give something to someone in authority Please hand your passport in at the office, they will be returned to you later.The terrorists must hand in their weapons if the peace process is to succeed. to tell your boss officially that you do not want to do your job any more As soon as this project is over, I'll be handing in my notice.I feel like handing in my resignation. phrasehand in1. hand in sth • *hand sth* in** to give something to someone in authority so that they can have it or deal with it: I left my bag on the train, but luckily someone handed it in at the lost property office. All foreign residents have been ordered to hand in their passports. A group representing families of the British victims of the disaster handed in a petition to the Prime Minister calling for a public inquiry.■ SIMILAR TO: give in2. hand in sth • *hand sth* in to give written work to a teacher so that he or she can check it: All assignments must be handed in by Friday. "Have you finished your essay?" " I handed it in yesterday."■ SIMILAR TO: give in3. hand in your resignation/notice** to officially tell your employer that are leaving your job: She's threatening to hand in her notice if they don't give her an increase in salary. Mr Chevenement handed in his resignation today after a bitter clash with President Mitterand.■ SIMILAR TO: give in your resignation, resign, quit informal hand in 1. verb To submit or give something to someone. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "hand" and "in." I have to go hand in my term paper now. 2. noun A contributory role in something. It was pretty exciting to have a hand in launching the new business. We're going to find everyone who had a hand in this robbery and arrest them. a hand in something and a part in something Fig. a part in establishing or running something. (Typically: get ~ have ~ give* someone ∼.) I would like to have a hand in the planning process. I will not let Jane have a part in this project. hand something in (to someone) Go to pass something in (to someone). hand something in to submit something by hand. Did you hand your application form in? I forgot to hand in my test paper. hand in v. To deliver or submit something to someone: I handed in my homework. The committee finally handed the proposal in to the mayor. hand in */and* *glove* On intimate terms or in close association: "The folklore of American academia says that publishing and teaching go hand in glove" (Edward B. Fiske).
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