in harness



in harness

if two or more people work in harness, they work together to achieve something French and British police are working in harness to solve the problem.
See also: harness

in harness

On 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 (in harness).
See also: harness

in harness

On duty or at work.
See also: harness

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
ChelsieCHEL-seeEnglish (Modern)
Livia (1)LEE-vyah (Italian)Italian, Romanian, Ancient Roman
Mariannamer-ee-AN-ə (English), mar-ee-AN-ə (English), mahr-YAHN-nah (Polish)Italian, English, Hungarian, Slovak, Polish, Greek
Ivano-Italian
Even-Norwegian
Grisha-Russian