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English (CPO) Idiom & Phrases

In the following Five Questions, four alternatives are given for the Idiom/Phrase underlined. Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of Idiom/Phrase.

In harness

In office

To hold on

Gripping

In silence

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Explanation:

- In harness: This idiom means being engaged in work or duties, often together with others. It implies being actively involved in a task or role.

- Option 1, In office: Refers to someone holding a position of power or responsibility in an organization, typically related to a job or political position.

- Option 2, To hold on: Means to grasp something tightly or to persist in a situation despite difficulties.

- Option 3, Gripping: Usually describes something that holds someone's attention or interest firmly.

- Option 4, In silence: Means quietly or without making any noise.

The correct alternative that expresses the meaning of the idiom "in harness" is:

- Option 1, In office