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immunise

/ˈɪm.jə.naɪz/

Tradução: Verbo que significa tornar alguém imune ou resistente a uma doença, geralmente por meio de vacinação; também pode indicar proteger contra algo nocivo.

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verb

/ˈɪm.jə.naɪz/C1formalbritishmedical
  • ptVerbo que significa tornar alguém imune ou resistente a uma doença, geralmente por meio de vacinação; também pode indicar proteger contra algo nocivo.

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

  1. Grant legal protectionC1formallegal

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

    ptConceder imunidade

    • 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.

    Sinônimosabsolveexemptpardon

  2. Protect against diseaseB2formalmedical

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

    ptImunizar

    • 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.

    Sinônimosinoculateprotectsafeguardvaccinate

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