immunise

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

frVerbe signifiant rendre quelqu'un immunisé contre une maladie, généralement par la vaccination, ou le protéger contre une infection.ruГлагол, означающий сделать кого-либо невосприимчивым к болезни, обычно с помощью вакцинации.esVerbo que significa hacer a alguien inmune a una enfermedad, generalmente mediante vacunación.deVerb, das bedeutet, jemanden unempfindlich gegen eine Krankheit zu machen, meist durch Impfung. Es kann auch allgemeiner schützen oder widerstandsfähig machen bedeuten.ptVerbo que significa tornar alguém imune ou resistente a uma doença, geralmente por meio de vacinação; também pode indicar proteger contra algo nocivo.zh动词，指使人对某种疾病产生免疫力，通常通过接种疫苗来实现。arفعل يعني جعل الشخص غير قابل للإصابة بمرض معين، عادةً عن طريق التطعيم. ويشمل أيضاً تحصينه وحمايته من المرض.

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.

   frImmuniser (protéger juridiquement)ruПредоставить иммунитетesInmunizar legalmentedeImmunität gewährenptConceder imunidadezh给予法律豁免arمنح حصانة

   Synonymes: 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.

   frImmuniser contre une maladieruВакцинироватьesInmunizardeImpfenptImunizarzh免疫接种arتَطْعيم

   Synonymes: inoculateprotectsafeguardvaccinate

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