immunised

Protected against a specific disease, typically through vaccination.

• 🇫🇷Protégé contre une maladie spécifique, généralement par vaccination.

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.

   🇫🇷immunisé (contre une maladie)

   Synonymes: immuneprotectedresistantvaccinated

   Antonymes: susceptibleunprotectedvulnerable

• more immunised comparative form
• most immunised superlative form

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

• 🇫🇷Verbe signifiant rendre quelqu'un immunisé contre une maladie, généralement par la vaccination, ou le protéger contre une infection.

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.

   🇫🇷Immuniser (protéger juridiquement)

   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.

   🇫🇷Immuniser contre une maladie

   Synonymes: inoculateprotectsafeguardvaccinate

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