have a go at it

• Expression informelle signifiant tenter de faire quelque chose, souvent avec enthousiasme ou détermination.

An informal expression meaning to attempt or try doing something, often with enthusiasm or determination.

1. Attempt somethingB1informal

   To try to do something, often for the first time or without guarantee of success.

   essayer de faire quelque chose

   • I've never played golf before, but I'll have a go at it.
   • She decided to have a go at it and apply for the job.
   • Why don't you have a go at it? You might surprise yourself.

2. Criticize or attack verballyB2informalbritish

   To criticize or complain about someone, often aggressively.

   critiquer vertement

   • The boss had a go at him for being late again.
   • She had a go at the waiter for the poor service.
   • Stop having a go at me; it wasn't my fault.