Hand in meaning
Hand in is a phrasal verb that means to give an item to someone who holds an official or authoritative position.
- Past simple
- handed in
- Past participle
- handed in
- -ing form
- handing in
What hand in means
submit to authorityB1
To give an item to someone who holds an official or authoritative position
Please hand in your completed forms at reception.
Similar phrasal verbs
With hand: hand out, hand over.
With in: come in, go in, fill in, get in, believe in, check in, give in, keep in, log in, move in.
Common questions
What does hand in mean?
To give an item to someone who holds an official or authoritative position.
What is the past tense of hand in?
Handed in, which is also its past participle.
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