pass the torch

Frequency: 7.511.0 per million words

To hand over a responsibility or a tradition to someone else. Often used figuratively.

torchVERB + TORCH

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Examples (10)

  • I'm ready to pass the torch on to the next generation.
  • The retiring CEO decided it was time to pass the torch to his successor.
  • After years of dedicated service, the veteran coach will pass the torch to a younger protégé.
  • It's crucial for elders to pass the torch of their cultural traditions to the youth.
  • She hopes to pass the torch of entrepreneurship to her children someday.
  • The legendary musician proudly passed the torch to the up-and-coming artist.
  • Who will pass the torch of environmental activism in our community?
  • The founder announced his decision to pass the torch, ensuring the company's future.
  • In a symbolic ceremony, the outgoing president passed the torch to the new leader.
  • It's a great responsibility to pass the torch and maintain the legacy.