Idiom: go hand in hand
Meaning
Idiom: go hand in hand
- to work well together
- to be closely associated or connected
Example sentences
— Try these headphones—they go hand in hand with that MP3 player.
— I think peanut butter and honey go hand in hand but everyone else likes peanut butter and jelly or jam.
— We recommend purchasing this case—it's been specially designed to go hand in hand with the tablet.
— This carry-on bag goes hand in hand with that suitcase.
— Poverty and disability still go hand in hand in spite of US laws that were passed to ban employment discrimination based on disability.
— This study adds to the wide body of research that shows how crime, poverty, and unemployment go hand in hand.
— Ending child marriage must go hand in hand with education for girls because millions are forced to marry before they reach the age of 18, which effectively ends their education.
Synonyms
- go together
- go well with
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