G4. go viral / go hand in hand / go beyond

1. go viral 

: become very popular by being spread through the Internet

: "Go viral" means to become extremely popular in a short period of time, especially through the rapid sharing of content on the internet, particularly on social media platforms.

 

ex) It went viral, and all of a sudden, sales started to pick up. 

ex) The story went viral.

ex) The local bakery went viral after a celebrity posted about their mouth-watering pastries, leading to a surge in nationwide orders.
ex) The CEO's motivational speech at the conference resonated with many and quickly went viral on LinkedIn.

ex) The company's quirky advertisement went viral, leading to a 300% increase in online sales in just one week.
ex) We hope our new product launch video will go viral, bringing more attention to our brand.

 

 

2. go hand in hand
: If something goes hand in hand with something else, it is closely related to it and happens at the same time as it or as a result of it:

: "Go hand in hand" means that two things are closely related or occur together. In essence, when two things go hand in hand, they are often seen or experienced together.

ex) Poverty tends to go hand in hand with disease, and raising people's incomes usually helps to improve their health. 
ex) A bad economic situation and rising crime usually go hand in hand.

ex) In our company, innovation and risk-taking go hand in hand, as we constantly push boundaries to stay ahead of the competition.

ex) Continuous training and performance improvement go hand in hand. By investing in our employees' growth, we ensure the company's success.

ex) Sustainability and long-term profitability go hand in hand; by adopting eco-friendly practices, we also ensure a stable future for our business.

 

 

3. go beyond 
: to be much better, worse, more serious etc than sth else. 
: to surpass, exceed sth

ex) This year's sales figures go beyond all our expectations.
ex) Their relationship had gone beyond friendship.
ex) This goes beyond all limits of acceptable behaviour.
ex) Vesalius went beyond a mere rereading of Galen's texts. He acquired cadavers by any means possible, including grave robbing, for dissection.