1.走到…身边
2.试一试
3.好好干一场
1.to attack someone physically
2.to take action yourself to stop someone who is committing a crime, instead of calling the police
1.Women should be inspired to have a "go get them" attitude, and they should be able to handle failure with a great deal of enthusiasm.
女性应被激励去拥有“争取”的态度，并能满腔热情地处理好失败。
2.Mark's bound to have a go at me for spending all this money.
花了这么多钱，马克肯定得说我。
3.You don't want to have a go at them, but just to ask them what they saw at crucial times and yet you're not allowed to do that in football.
我并非要求他们更改判罚，我只是想知道他们在这样关键的时刻究竟看到了什么，但在足球场上我们连这点权利都没有。
4.They stopped by an angel, embarrassed to say: "I beg your pardon, paradise now only one of those places you two must have a go to hell. "
一个天使拦住他俩，为难地说：“对不起，现在天堂只剩下一个名额，你们两个中必须有一个去地狱。”
5.He is sure to have a go at me for spending so much money.
他肯定要埋怨我花了这么多钱。
6.Such a partnership would be harder to forge at federal level, but Mrs Merkel might like to have a go.
这种合作在联邦层面上很难实现，但默克尔或许会决心一试。
7.It appears easy when you watch someone else winning but, when you step up to have a go at the makeshift table, you keep losing.
当你看着别人玩时似乎很容易就赢了，但是轮到你在这个临时拼凑的桌子上时，你却不断地输。
8.Paul: Well he did have a go but I noticed he was making rather heavy weather of it so I helped him out.
保罗：他不是不动手，是我见他手忙脚乱，就助他一臂之力。
9.Would you please let me have a go at it this time?
这次能让我试试吗？
10.While delicious, they tend to be expensive, so you could have a go at making your own.
虽然好吃，但是他们普遍比较贵。所以你可以尝试自己制作。