handover
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++hand·o·ver /ˈhændəʊvə $ -oʊvər/ noun [singular] 1 RESPONSIBLEthe act of giving someone else control of a place or business 〔控制权的〕移交 The president will remain in office until the official handover in April. 在4月份正式移交职权之前，总统将继续留任。handover of a smooth handover of power 权力的顺利移交 the handover of the business 移交业务handover to The handover to civilian government has been delayed. 向文官政府移交权力推迟了。2 the act of giving something to someone 〔东西的〕交出，递交handover of They demanded the immediate handover of all relevant documents. 他们要求立即递交所有相关文件。 → hand over at hand2
Examples from the Corpus
handover• Does the shift overlap in the afternoon include time for meal breaks as well as handover?• So were many others among the 8,300 journalists on hand for the big handover.• Allowing time for handover and meal breaks, what is the optimum time required for the afternoon overlap of shifts?• Arrangements for the handover of prisoners have been made.• In the handover to Jan Lammers, another new battery was fitted, and then another in an unscheduled stop.• The MoD were very pleased on the handover with the quality of work achieved.• The handover of the Bedford and Luton institutions was agreed.hand·o·ver nounChineseSyllable
or else control the of a giving Corpus act of place someone
handover
hand‧o‧ver /ˈhændəʊvə $ -oʊvər/
noun [singular]
1. the act of giving someone else control of a place or business:
The president will remain in office until the official handover in April.
handover of
a smooth handover of power
the handover of the business
handover to
The handover to civilian government has been delayed.
2. the act of giving something to someone
handover of
They demanded the immediate handover of all relevant documents.
⇨ hand over at hand2
hand‧o‧ver /ˈhændəʊvə $ -oʊvər/
noun [singular]1. the act of giving someone else control of a place or business:
handover of
handover to
2. the act of giving something to someone
handover of
⇨ hand over at hand2