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Medibot Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Harness
What is the meaning of harness if someone use it as a verb??
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Hello Medibot, welcome to English Forums! A 'harness' is the assemblage of straps, etc. with which an animal is attached to a vehicle.
- Hello Medibot, welcome to English Forums!
- A 'harness' is the assemblage of straps, etc.
- with which an animal is attached to a vehicle.
- 'To harness' can mean: 1.
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Hello Medibot, welcome to English Forums!
A 'harness' is the assemblage of straps, etc. with which an animal is attached to a vehicle.
'To harness' can mean:
1. to attach an animal to a vehicle with a harness, e.g. 'he harnessed the horse to the cart'.
2. to put the harness on an animal, e.g. 'he harnessed the horse'.
3. metaphorically: to make us
A 'harness' is the assemblage of straps, etc. with which an animal is attached to a vehicle.
'To harness' can mean:
1. to attach an animal to a vehicle with a harness, e.g. 'he harnessed the horse to the cart'.
2. to put the harness on an animal, e.g. 'he harnessed the horse'.
3. metaphorically: to make us
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