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1 immunize
verb (to make immune to a disease, especially by an injection of a weak form of the disease.) inmunizarimmunize vb inmunizartr['ɪmjənaɪz]1 inmunizar ( against, contra)immunize (US/UK)v.• inmunizar v.'ɪmjənaɪz, 'ɪmjʊnaɪztransitive verb inmunizar*to immunize somebody AGAINST something — inmunizar* a alguien contra algo
['ɪmjʊnaɪz]VT (Med) inmunizar* * *['ɪmjənaɪz, 'ɪmjʊnaɪz]transitive verb inmunizar*to immunize somebody AGAINST something — inmunizar* a alguien contra algo
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2 inmunizar
inmunizar ( conjugate inmunizar) verbo transitivo to immunize; inmunizar a algn contra algo to immunize sb against sth
inmunizar verbo transitivo to immunize ' inmunizar' also found in these entries: Spanish: suero English: immunize -
3 immune
i'mju:n((with to or from) protected against, or naturally resistant to, eg a disease: immune to measles; immune from danger.) inmune- immunity- immunize
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tr[ɪ'mjʊːn]1 (gen) inmune (to, a)■ he's immune to criticism es inmune a la crítica, no le afecta la crítica2 (exempt) exento,-aimmune [ɪ'mju:n] adj1) : inmuneimmune to smallpox: inmune a la viruela2) exempt: exento, inmuneadj.• exento, -a adj.• inmune (Jurisprudencia) adj.ɪ'mjuːn1)a) ( not susceptible)to be immune TO something — ser* inmune a algo
I've had measles, so I'm immune — ya he tenido el sarampión, así que estoy inmunizado
b) (before n) <system/response> inmunológico2) ( exempt)[ɪ'mjuːn]immune FROM something: to be immune from taxation tener* inmunidad fiscal; none of us is immune from the effects of the recession — a todos nos afecta la recesión
1.(fig)to be immune to sth — (Med) ser inmune a algo
he is immune to criticism — es inmune or insensible a las críticas, no le afectan las críticas
no one is immune from this problem — nadie queda al margen de este problema, nadie es inmune a este problema
2.CPDimmune response N — respuesta f inmunitaria, respuesta f inmunológica
immune system N — sistema m inmunológico
* * *[ɪ'mjuːn]1)a) ( not susceptible)to be immune TO something — ser* inmune a algo
I've had measles, so I'm immune — ya he tenido el sarampión, así que estoy inmunizado
b) (before n) <system/response> inmunológico2) ( exempt)immune FROM something: to be immune from taxation tener* inmunidad fiscal; none of us is immune from the effects of the recession — a todos nos afecta la recesión
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