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1 immunized
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2 not immunized
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3 against
[əʼgen(t)st] prepcheating is \against his principles Mogeln ist gegen seine Prinzipien;\against one's better judgement wider besseres Wissen;to say sth \against sb etw gegen jdn sagen;to have sth \against sb etw gegen jdn haben;what do you have \against her? I think she's really nice was hast du gegen sie? ich finde sie ziemlich nett;to be \against sth/sb gegen etw/jdn sein;why is everybody always \against me? warum sind immer alle gegen mich?;to be \against sb's doing sth dagegen sein, dass jd etw tut sportsthe odds are 2 to 1 \against die Chancen stehen 2 zu 1 dagegen\against time/ the clock gegen die Zeit/Uhrcrime \against women has dropped in recent years Verbrechen gegen Frauen sind in den letzten Jahren zurückgegangen;odds are \against sb/ sth die Chancen stehen gegen jdn/etwhe wore a rain poncho \against the wind and rain er trug einen Regenponcho gegen den Wind und den Regen;he has been immunized \against polio er ist gegen Polio geimpft worden;5) ( in comparison to)\against her situation, we're doing okay im Vergleich zu ihrer Situation geht es uns gut;the dollar rose \against the euro der Dollar stieg gegenüber dem Euro;7) ( in contact with) gegen;the rain splashed \against the window der Regen prasselte gegen das Fenster\against the wind/ current gegen den Wind/die Strömung;\against the light/ sun gegen das Licht/die Sonne9) ( perpendicular to)saw the wood \against the grain säge das Holz quer zur [o gegen die] Maserungthe licence will be issued \against payment of a fee die Lizenz wird gegen die Zahlung einer Gebühr ausgestellt advinv gegen;there was a majority with only 14 voting \against es gab eine Mehrheit bei nur 14 Gegenstimmen
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