Hand out Meaning in English
expression
ˈhænd/ /ˈaʊt
HAND-owt
hˈænd/ /ˈaʊt
HAND-owt
Definición
To give something, such as papers, food, or items, to a group of people; can also mean to distribute things one by one.
Uso & Matices
Usually informal; used for giving physical items ('hand out flyers'), but not money formally. Commonly confused with 'give out,' but 'hand out' emphasizes the action of physically handing something to people.
Spanish: repartir - distribuir - entregarPortuguese (BR): distribuir - entregar - passarPortuguese (PT): distribuir - entregar - passarChinese (Simplified): 分发 - 发放Chinese (Traditional): 分發 - 發放Hindi: बाँटना - वितरित करनाArabic: يوزع - يسلمBengali: বিতরণ করা - হাতে তুলে দেয়াRussian: раздаватьJapanese: 配る - 手渡すVietnamese: phát - phân phátKorean: 나눠주다 - 건네주다Turkish: dağıtmak - elden vermekUrdu: تقسیم کرناIndonesian: membagikan - memberikan langsung
Oraciones de Ejemplo
The teacher hands out worksheets to the class.
basic
Please hand out these invitations.
basic
They hand out food to the homeless.
basic
Could someone hand out the forms while I set up?
natural
Every year, volunteers hand out free water during the marathon.
natural
Don't just stand there — help me hand out these flyers!
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