harness in Japanese
harness in Japanese is 馬具 — harness means a set of straps used to control or support an animal, person, or piece of equipment.
harness in Japanese
馬具
Pronounced: bagu
(countable) A restraint or support, especially one consisting of a loop or network of rope or straps, and especially one worn by a working animal such as a horse pulling a carriage or farm implement.
What does "harness" mean?
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noun A set of straps used to control or support an animal, person, or piece of equipment.
"The dog pulled hard against its harness."
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verb To bring something powerful under control so it can be put to use.
"The dam harnesses the river to generate electricity."
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harness in a sentence
- The dog pulled hard against its harness.
- Rock climbers always double-check their harness before a climb.
- The dam harnesses the river to generate electricity.
- The coach helped him harness his natural talent.
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What is "harness" in Japanese?
"harness" in Japanese is 馬具. harness means: A set of straps used to control or support an animal, person, or piece of equipment.
How do you pronounce 馬具?
"harness" in Japanese is 馬具, pronounced "bagu".
How do you use "harness" in a sentence?
Example: "The dog pulled hard against its harness." In Japanese, "harness" is 馬具.
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