Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the idiom/phrase.
Die in harness
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"Ignoring the literal meaning of the word 'harness,' this idiom refers to someone working until their death, implying dedication and continuous effort."
The phrase "die in harness" refers to someone who dies while still engaged in their work or duties. The correct option is (1), which means dying while working. It does not imply suicide or dying suddenly, nor does it relate to dying in poverty.