Question

what is the meaning of get under someones skin? i like danny, but his annoying laugh really gets under my skin. to give someone a shot to pressure someone to do something to bother someone

Explanation:

The phrase "get under someone's skin" is an idiom. In the given sentence "I like Danny, but his annoying laugh really gets under my skin", the context shows that the laugh is causing irritation. "To bother someone" fits this context as it implies causing annoyance or irritation. "To give someone a shot" means to give someone a chance or an opportunity. "To pressure someone to do something" means to force or persuade someone to do an action. Neither of these fit the context as well as "to bother someone".

Answer:

to bother someone