Rechercher
to harness
01
harnacher
to secure and connect an animal to equipment like a plow, carriage, or sled for controlled movement or work
Transitive: to harness an animal to sth
02
exploiter, maîtriser
to use the power or potential of something effectively for a specific purpose
Transitive: to harness a potential
03
canaliser, maîtriser
to control or limit something
Transitive: to harness an emotion or ability
04
harnacher, atteler
to attach a harness to a draft animal for pulling or working
Transitive: to harness a draft animal
Harness
01
harnais, sangle
a piece of equipment that fits around an animal's body, typically a dog or cat, and is used to secure and control the animal
What is a "harness"?
A harness is a piece of equipment used to safely attach a leash to a pet, such as a dog or cat, during walks or outdoor activities. It is typically made of straps that fit around the animal's body, including the chest and back, and is designed to distribute pressure more evenly than a collar. Harnesses help control pets without putting strain on their neck, making them especially useful for pets that pull on the leash or have respiratory issues. They come in various sizes and designs to suit different animals and activities.
02
harnais, lanières
a supportive arrangement of straps or bands worn on the body to distribute weight or pressure evenly, provide stability for a body part or function, or secure an object in place
harness
v
harnessed
adj
harnessed
adj
unharness
v
unharness
v
Exemple
Before the carriage ride, the coachman harnessed the horses to the carriage.
She carefully harnessed her dog before taking him for a walk.
The farmer harnessed the horses to the plow to prepare the field for planting.
The sled dogs were harnessed to the sled in preparation for the race.
The trainer taught the new team member how to properly harness the oxen for farm work.
