handoff
noun [ C ] (also hand-off) uk/?h?nd.?f/ us/?h?nd.ɑ?f/
（美式橄榄球中的）手递手传球，递传
in American football, a pass in which the ball is put directly into the hands of another player
Flacco faked a handoff and looked to pass. 弗拉克虚晃一枪，假意要将球递传给队友，实则寻求其他传球机会。
A botched handoff that was meant for him never made it to his hands. 递传失误，本来是要传给他，却一直没有递到他手上。
（接力赛跑时的）接力棒交接
in a relay race, an occasion when a runner puts the baton into the hand of the next runner
The relay team failed to finish the final because of a botched baton handoff from Jones. 由于琼斯的交接棒失误，接力队未能完成决赛。
（橄榄球比赛中）一手夹住球，另一手推开对手
in rugby, an occasion when the player carrying the ball puts the ball under one arm and pushes away a player who is trying to tackle him or her with the other hand
He swatted Smith away with a powerful handoff and galloped over the line to complete the scoring. 他一手夹球，一手猛力推开史密斯，然后飞奔过线进球得分。
#p#分页标题#e# Watch the defender closely to see if the handoff is an option. 紧盯防守队员，看看是否有机会带球推人。
US (UK handover)递，传递（某物）
an occasion when one person gives something to another
Drug handoffs are easy to spot. 手传手毒品交易很容易被发现。
Failure to synchronize actions during hand-offs is visible in medical settings. 在医疗环境下，交接期间未能实现同步是可能发生的现象。
[ usually singular ] US informal (also handover)交，交接（权力、责任等）
the act of giving control of something or responsibility for something to someone else
the handoff of power to an interim government 把权力交给临时政府
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