make a go of

Language: en

Meaning: (idiomatic)Tosucceedin (something); especially, to succeed inmaking a living.He quit his regular job and tried tomake a go ofit as an artist.Theymade a go ofthe new business.They had to sell farm; after three consecutive crop failures, they just couldn’tmake a go ofit.2022, Liam McIlvanney,The Heretic, page202:Look, I came up tomake a go ofthis. To stop running away from the best thing I've had. To stop you running away.

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