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| /ˈhɑːnɪs/ |
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| | a set of strong leather bands used for fastening around an animal such as a horse so that it can pull a vehicle 挽具；马具 | | a | a set of strong bands of leather , cloth , or rope used for fastening someone in a particular place or position or for fastening something to their body 系带 | | He was not wearing a safety harness when he fell. 他跌落时没系安全带。 | | |
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| - | in harness
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| 1 | informal doing your usual job or activity , especially after a period when you were not doing it （尤指在停了一段时间后又恢复到）日常工作中 |
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| 2 | working with someone as an equal partner 肩并肩；共同 | We worked in harness on our last job. 我们的最后一项工作是一起做的。 | |
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| 3 | a horse that is in harness is wearing a harness （马）套上挽具的 |
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