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Could "shot" in this case also refer to a drink?
@check link #190217 一杯ください。
Yes, "give me a shot" could be a request for a drink, though it doesn't match the linked sentences.
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In this sentence, "a shot" can mean...
1. a drink of liquor in a shot glass, or very small portion.
2. an injection from a syringe
Also, "give me a shot" is an idiom that means "let me try" or "give me a chance."
In an example like the following, this phrase would only have the idiomatic meaning.
[#8503280] Please give me a shot at that. (CK)
When I said that it didn't match the linked sentences, I was thinking of the languages I know, which don't include Japanese and Turkish. I should have said that.
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