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Hly2004 Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary

a shot at one's career

"Take a shot at one's career"

What's the meaning of this phrase?
  

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It's a bit difficult without the whole sentence. As far as I know, to take a shot at sth is "to have/give a try at sth". Does it fit the context?

— Pieanne

  • It's a bit difficult without the whole sentence.
  • As far as I know, to take a shot at sth is "to have/give a try at sth".
  • Does it fit the context?
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It's a bit difficult without the whole sentence. As far as I know, to take a shot at sth is "to have/give a try at sth". Does it fit the context?
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I think it means : Take a chance to do something at one's career.For example in our country.;To be a doctor., I'll try my best to take a scholarship to go to the U.S.A or France in order to get Doctorat because we call a medecine a doctor but she doesn' t get a doctorat.

Phuong Ninh
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