have a shot at



have a shot at somebody

  (Australian informal)
to criticize someone It's clear the film's director was having a shot at the government.
See also: have, shot

have a shot at something

  (British, American & Australian informal) also take a shot at something (American informal)
to try to do something, often for the first time He's proven himself to be a talented actor and now he's having a shot at directing his first play. (informal)
See also: have, shot

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Epiphanyi-PIF-ə-neeEnglish (Rare)
DamonDAY-mən (English)Greek Mythology, English
Netanyahu-Biblical Hebrew
GÁBriel-Hungarian
Corinne[kəu'rin]
Fahd-Arabic