immunised

Protected against a specific disease, typically through vaccination.

• 🇪🇸Protegido contra una enfermedad específica, normalmente mediante vacunación.

1. Protected against disease B2 formal medical

   Having been made resistant to a particular infection, typically through vaccination.

   • All children in the program are fully immunised against measles.
   • The nurse confirmed that the patient was immunised before traveling.
   • Being immunised helps prevent the spread of contagious illnesses.

   🇪🇸inmunizado

   Sinónimos: immuneprotectedresistantvaccinated

   Antónimos: susceptibleunprotectedvulnerable

• more immunised comparative form
• most immunised superlative form

A verb meaning to make someone immune to a disease, typically by vaccination.

• 🇪🇸Verbo que significa hacer a alguien inmune a una enfermedad, generalmente mediante vacunación.

1. Grant legal protection C1 formal legal

   To legally protect someone from being punished for a crime or action, often by offering immunity from prosecution.

   • The court immunised the witness against prosecution.
   • The new law immunises whistleblowers from legal consequences.
   • He was immunised from liability as part of the plea bargain.

   🇪🇸Inmunizar legalmente

   Sinónimos: absolveexemptpardon

2. Protect against disease B2 formal medical

   To make a person or animal immune to an infectious disease, usually by administering a vaccine.

   • All children should be immunised against measles.
   • The clinic immunises patients against the flu every autumn.
   • Travelers are advised to immunise themselves against hepatitis A.

   🇪🇸Inmunizar

   Sinónimos: inoculateprotectsafeguardvaccinate

• immunised past participle
• immunised past simple
• immunising present participle
• immunises third person singular