handed

UK /ˈhændɪd/ US /ˈhændəd/
adj 4

Collocations

5

ADJ.

great, over, poisonous, severest

She handed over the poisonous bottle to the safety officer immediately.

VERB + HANDED

check, tongued, watch

I handed the check to the waiter and he brought back my change a few minutes later.

HANDED + NOUN

church, father, generation, homework, monday

My father handed me his old watch when I turned twenty-one.

PREP.

about, down, from, in, on, out

She handed down her grandmother's diamond ring to her daughter.

ADV.

once

I handed over my passport once and never saw it again for three weeks.

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