hand · v
you have to hand it to sb
C2 used when you want to show that you admire someone
Dictionary examples:
You have to hand it to Mick, he's done a good job on that kitchen. (31.8)
hand
B1 to give someone something
Dictionary examples:
The clumsy waiter handed me a fork, then a spoon, then finally my soup. (0.0)
The chef handed me a spoon to taste the soup, but it was empty! (0.0)
The magician handed me an empty hat, but a rabbit jumped out! (0.0)
She handed him the letter. (24.3)
He handed the car keys to her. (35.3)
Could you hand me that book, please? (43.9)