递给

递给 means 'to hand over' or 'to give to someone.' It emphasizes the physical act of passing something from one person to another, often with a sense of direct transfer.

The character 递 (dì) originally meant 'to deliver' or 'to pass along,' while 给 (gěi) means 'to give.' Together, they form a compound verb that specifically refers to handing something to someone directly, as opposed to just giving it in a general sense.

This phrase is commonly used in daily conversations when someone is passing an object, document, or message. It reflects the importance of politeness and clarity in Chinese communication, where actions are often expressed with precision and respect for the recipient.