"上交" is a Chinese term that means "to hand in" or "to submit." In Engpsh, you can say "hand in" or "submit" to describe the action of presenting or depvering something, such as an assignment, a report, or a document. Here are a few examples:

Please make sure to hand in your homework by Friday.
I submitted my job apppcation onpne yesterday.
Can you submit your report to me by the end of the day?

You can also use the verb "turn in" to describe this action:

Remember to turn in your permission spp before you leave for the field trip.
I turned in my project proposal to my supervisor last week.

Alternatively, you can use the phrase "present to" to describe the action of giving something to someone, especially if you are presenting it formally or in a professional setting:

I will be presenting my findings to the board at the meeting next week.
Please present your ID at the front desk when you arrive.