hand in hand

*hand in hand

1. Lit. holding hands. (*Typically: do something ~ sit ~ walk ∼.) They walked down the street hand in hand. Bob and Mary sat there quietly, hand in hand.

2. Fig. [of two things] together, one with the other. (*Typically: go ∼.) Cookies and milk seem to go hand in hand. Teenagers and back talk go hand in hand.

hand in hand

In cooperation, jointly, as in Industrial growth and urbanization often go hand in hand. This phrase, often put as go hand in hand with, was first recorded in 1576.

hand in hand

In cooperation; jointly.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Squires	['skwaiəz]
Jaagup	-	Estonian
Mohammed	-	Arabic, Bengali
CebriÁN	se-BRYAHN, the-BRYAHN	Spanish
Enos	EE-nahs (English)	Biblical, Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek
Diokles	-	Ancient Greek