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hyelim_eve
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coypeach
15 Sep 2017
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Hand out can mean obtaining something for free. Or it can mean giving something to someone else.
Hand over also means giving something.
She got a hand out of food.
The man hands out flyers.
Hand over the newspaper.
Hand over the food!
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hand out - give something to other people willingly
"He hands out the papers to the class"
hand over - give something to another person against your will
"hand over the money"
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