go together

To travel to the same place with another person.

• Let's go together.
• We went together to the cinema.
• Shall we go together by bus tomorrow?

How to use it: go together to something (We can go together to the concert.)

Similar words: travel together

Opposites: go separately

Common phrases: go together to school, go together by bus, go together tomorrow

If things do this, they look, taste, or work well when used with each other.

• These colours go together.
• Cheese and grapes go together well.
• Do this shirt and these trousers go together?

Similar words: match, harmonize, complement each other

Opposites: clash

Common phrases: go together well, go together beautifully, go together perfectly

If things do this, they are closely connected and usually happen or exist at the same time.

• Hard work and success often go together.
• Rights and responsibilities go together.
• For her, friendship and trust have always gone together.

Similar words: go hand in hand, be linked

Common phrases: go together naturally, often go together, always go together

If two people do this, they are having a romantic relationship.

• Are Tom and Anna going together?
• They went together for two years.
• We started going together when we were at school.

Similar words: date, go out

Opposites: break up

Common phrases: go together for years, still go together, go together at school