hands, handed, handing
to hand out
phrasal verb
Distribute items to a group of people
- 1The teacher handed out the test papers to the students.
- 2Volunteers handed out flyers at the event.
To hand out means to give things to a bunch of people. It's like passing out papers in class or sharing snacks with friends. You are spreading things around so that everyone gets their fair share.
Remember, when you hand out items, make sure to do it fairly and evenly. Avoid giving more to some people and less to others. This way, everyone feels included and valued.
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at a supply distribution center
Distributing Supplies
Lisa
We need to hand out these boxes to the volunteers.
Carol
Alright, I'll start with the ones on the left.
Lisa
Great, make sure everyone gets one.
Carol
Got it, I'll make sure no one is left out.
at the community center
Organizing the Event
Barbara
Thomas, could you help me hand out these flyers to the attendees?
Thomas
Sure, Barbara. I'll start with the group near the entrance.
Barbara
Great! I'll take care of the people in the main hall.
Thomas
Perfect, let's make sure everyone gets one.
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Similar to "to hand out":
- 1distribute
- 2give out
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