单词	handover
释义	English American Business handovernoun [ U ] uk/ˈhæn.dəʊ.vər/us/ˈhæn.doʊ.vɚ/ the giving of control of or responsibility for something to someone else: The United Nations is to supervise the handover of the prisoners of war. See also Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Promoting staff aggrandizement ascend career-limiting demote depute exalt fast track free transfer in the wilderness idiom install kick rank relegate second 1 subordination time-scale promotion transfer upgradation upshifter vault See more results » handovernoun [ C ] us/ˈhændˌoʊ·vər/ the official act of giving something to someone after planning to do this: After the election, there was a peaceful handover of power to the new government. handovernoun [ C or U ] uk/ˈhændəʊvər/us/-doʊvɚ/MANAGEMENT the act of giving responsibility for something to another person, or the period during which this happens: Company executives expect the handover to be relatively swift, with Norris taking over the chairman's role within weeks. handover of sth The handover of power is not going to happen before a general election. an orderly/smooth handover Now, after a handover period, he is leaving the board completely.
随便看	do a good/bad/better job of sth do a good/bad/better, etc. job of sth do a land office business do a land-office business do a moonlight flit do a number on sb do a roaring trade do a roaring trade do a roaring trade do a roaring trade (in sth) do a roaring trade in sth do a runner do a ton do a wash do all the donkey work do as you think best do as you would be done by do away with sb do away with something do away with sth do battle hot pot hot potato hot shit hot shot

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