take a stab at
英 [teik ə stæb æt] 美 [tek e stæb æt]

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试图作某事；

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Take a Stab at It - A Novel and Economical Chest Tube Model for Procedural Skills Education
Two guides prepare writers to take a stab at mysteries and thrillers
On Rarity and Richness: Two Researchers Take a Stab at Explaining Why Oceans Have Far Fewer Species than Terrestrial Habitats
Modest Target For Frences Will Take A Stab At Creating Upsets
Nine Hamlets: Olivier, Burton, Jacobi, Kline, Gibson, Branagh, Scott, Hawke, and Lester all take a Stab at the Original Man in Black
USA LETS INVENTORS TAKE A STAB AT REALITY
Thesps take a stab at 'Caesar'
Take a stab at solving WINS-related problems and you could become Firefighter of the Year
Feds Take a Stab at Health Care Reform
So what's next on the trend horizon? ; Three-parts fanciful, one-part possible: We take a stab at suggesting some candidates for 2005.