carefulhandoff
nounUK /ˌkeəfəl ˈhændɒf/
US /ˌkerfəl ˈhændɔf/
A careful handoff is when you give something to someone in a slow and safe way so it does not drop.
The teacher made a careful handoff of the glass jar to the student.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. In sports, a careful handoff is when a player gives the ball or baton to a teammate without dropping it.
The runner practiced a careful handoff of the baton during the relay race.
3. In work, a careful handoff is when one person gives a job to another person with all the important information.
The nurse did a careful handoff of the patient's details to the next nurse.
4. In technology, a careful handoff is when a phone or computer moves a connection from one network to another without stopping.
The call stayed clear thanks to a careful handoff between the two cell towers.