Spontaneous emergence of grammar.
Answer Firstly, it's "highly strung", or sometimes "high-strung". There are at least two possible origins for the phrase, one from stringed Musical Instruments and the other from Archery, the latter from a bow which has been over-strung, that is with a too-short string. The implication with both possibilities is that an implement with a string too tight is on the verge of some sort of breakdown, just as with a person who it's suggested is "highly strung" is nervy and jumpy and not completely in control.
http://www.shopfloortalk.com/forums/showthread.php?p=80749 The average medium sized piano has about 230 strings, each string having about 165 pounds of tension, with the combined pull of all strings equaling approximately eighteen tons. A person high strung would very tense, as in a piano. That's where the phrase "high strung" came from.
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It originated in America in the 1960's
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Probably Horse racing, (High-strung thoroughbreds) but it could also derive from musical instrument use- like second fiddle or rhythm guitar, High strung could be analogous to overtightened or (Keyed Up) the tuning machines on guitars, etfc are sometimes called keys.
High Strung was created in 1991.
The duration of High Strung is 1.55 hours.
some thoroughbreds can be high strung but it really depends on the horse
Horse racing
High strung is a term that is used for a person who may react nervously or actively to outside stresses.
The cast of High Strung - 2014 includes: Tommy Cooley as Jesse
High Strung - 1991 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:PG Germany:12 USA:PG
The neighbor's dog is very high-strung and it barks constantly. He's at great risk for a heart attack because he's high-strung, he smokes, eats poorly and hasn't exercised in years.
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