to take a shot at  something
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Définition et signification de « take a shot at something » en anglais

to take a shot at something
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tenter sa chance, essayer pour voir

to try something new, often with the hope of success or improvement 
to [take] a shot at {sth} definition and meaning
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Exemples
I've never managed a team before, but I'm ready to take a shot at it. 

Je n'ai jamais dirigé d'équipe, mais je suis prêt à tenter ma chance.

to take a shot at  somebody or something
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to take a shot at somebody or something
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to make an attempt to hit a target, often by aiming and throwing or shooting something 

Exemples
She took a shot at the clay pigeon as it was launched into the air. 
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