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Pronunciation: US /ˌhænd ˈɪn/

hand in means: To give something to a teacher, official, or other person who should receive it.

verb

GIVE TO AUTHORITYA2

To give something to a teacher, official, or other person who should receive it.

  • Please hand in your homework tomorrow.
  • I handed the wallet in at the police station.
  • Have you handed in your application yet?

How to use it: hand something in to someone (She handed the lost keys in to the receptionist.)

Similar words: submit, turn in

Common phrases: hand in something, hand something in

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What does hand in mean?

To give something to a teacher, official, or other person who should receive it.

What is hand in in other languages?

Türkçe: teslim etmek · Español: entregar · Français: rendre · Deutsch: abgeben · Italiano: consegnare · 日本語: 提出する

How do you pronounce hand in?

It is pronounced /ˌhænd ˈɪn/.

How do you use hand in in a sentence?

Please hand in your homework tomorrow. I handed the wallet in at the police station.

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