Definition of «to have a go»

The phrase "to have a go" means to make an attempt or try something. It can be used in various contexts, such as trying out a new hobby, taking on a challenge, or giving an opinion on something. The phrase implies that the person is willing to take risks and give it their best shot, even if they may not succeed.

Phrases with «to have a go»

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Sentences with «to have a go»

My company is still standing, and in many ways the work we do is better and my team is stronger for having gone through this hardship. (mindbodygreen.com)
Both players seem unhappy at their current clubs and would probably command a similar transfer fee of at least # 40 million plus, but who would you go for? (justarsenal.com)
But in thinking of what would go with the stew I will be posting later this week the only thing I could think of was bread. (kimmysbakeshop.com)
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Definition of «to have a go»

Phrases with «to have a go»

Sentences with «to have a go»

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