immunized

Protected against a specific disease, typically through vaccination.

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

1. Protected against disease B2 formal medical

   Having been made immune to a particular infectious disease, typically through vaccination.

   • All children should be immunized against measles.
   • She is fully immunized against tetanus and polio.
   • The population was immunized to prevent the spread of the virus.

   🇫🇷immunisé (contre une maladie)

   Synonymes: protectedvaccinated

   Antonymes: susceptiblevulnerable

• more immunized comparative form
• most immunized superlative form

A verb used to indicate the act of making a person or animal immune to a disease, typically by vaccination.

• 🇫🇷Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de rendre une personne ou un animal immunisé contre une maladie, généralement par vaccination.

1. Vaccinate B2 formal medical

   To make someone immune to a disease, typically by administering a vaccine.

   • The clinic immunizes children against measles and polio.
   • It is important to immunize your pets against rabies.
   • The government launched a campaign to immunize the entire population.

   🇫🇷immuniser (par vaccination)

   Synonymes: inoculatevaccinate

2. Grant legal immunity C1 formal legal

   To protect someone from legal prosecution or liability.

   • The witness was immunized from prosecution in exchange for testimony.
   • The law immunizes certain officials from civil lawsuits.
   • The court immunized the whistleblower against retaliation.

   🇫🇷Immuniser (accorder l'immunité juridique)

   Synonymes: absolveexemptpardon

   Antonymes: chargeindictprosecutesue

• immunized past participle
• immunized past simple
• immunizing present participle
• immunizes third person singular