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Meanings of have a go in English

Spanish
intentar hacer algo

Make an attempt at something.

        intentar hacer algo
        Usage of have a go in English
        1
        Any members of the OTR guessing gallery wish to have a go?
        The Irish Times
        2
        Expect even more acts to have a go at this in 2008.
        The Irish Times
        3
        You're welcome to have a go at finding it if you like.
        The Irish Times
        4
        They are not difficult to make, so go on, have a go!
        The South African
        5
        I'll have a go.Start off with you and then turn it over.
        Wired
        6
        I thought I'd have a go at some of these architecture things.
        Clayhanger
        7
        If we can do that then maybe we will have a go.
        Reuters
        8
        You have a go at me about this all the time. Wow.
        News.com.au
        9
        If that happened, would Jesse have a go at stealing his horse?
        Savage
        10
        Oh, you both can have a go at her, if you please.
        Speaks the Nightbird
        11
        If she's there when we get back, you can have a go.
        Servant of a dark god
        12
        Then pick up your pencil and pad and have a go yourself.
        The ode less travelled: unlocking the poet within
        13
        We're a sociable family and like to have a go at stuff.
        The Guardian
        14
        He took the chance to have a go at his constituency colleague, however.
        The Irish Times
        15
        You are not allowed to have a go or be successful, he said.
        News.com.au
        16
        If state of the nation musicals are your thing, well have a go.
        The Guardian
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        Translations for have a go
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        Have a go across language varieties
        Australia
        Common
        New Zealand
        Common
        Ireland
        Common
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