harness Idiome
get back into harness
Idiom(s): get back into harnessTheme: EMPLOYMENT
to return to one's workplace, such as after a vacation or a period of illness. (Refers to harnessing a horse so it can return to work.)
• I am not at all anxious to get back into harness after spending two weeks in Mexico.
• Tom was eager to get back into harness after his illness.
back in harness
back in harnesssee in harness.
die in harness
die in harnesssee die with one's boots on.
harness
harnesssee die with one's boots on in harness.
in harness
in harnessOn duty or at work. For example, Despite his illness he's determined to continue in harness. It also is put as be back in harness, meaning “to return to duty or work,” as in After a long vacation she's finally back in harness. This expression alludes to horses harnessed to perform work. [First half of 1800s] Also see die with one's boots on.
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An harness idiom dictionary is a great resource for writers, students, and anyone looking to expand their vocabulary. It contains a list of words with similar meanings with harness, allowing users to choose the best word for their specific context.
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