immune
adjective
uk/ɪˈmjuːn/us/ɪˈmjuːn/protectedagainst aparticulardiseasebyparticularsubstancesin theblood:
免疫的Mostpeoplewho've hadchickenpoxonceare immunetoit for therestoftheirlives.大多数出过水痘的人终生都对此病具有免疫力。
Heseemsto be immunetocolds- he just never gets them.他好像对感冒具有免疫力——他从不感冒。
C2[after verb]
notaffectedorupsetby aparticulartypeofbehaviouroremotion:
不受影响的Thepresshadcriticizedher so often that in the end she hadbecomeimmune (toit).新闻界如此频繁地批评她,以至于到最后她都(对此)变得无动于衷了。
[after verb]
notableto bepunishedordamagedby something:
免除的,豁免的Journalists, heinsisted, must be immune(=protected)fromprosecution.他坚持新闻记者必须免受起诉。
- Thepresidentclaimedhe was immune fromprosecution.
- She was immune to mycharms.
- Themiceseemedto be immune to theeffectsof thedrug.
- She's anexperiencedpolitician, but she's not immune tocriticism.
- I'm not immune tosuggestions, but they must bereasonable.
Immunology & vaccination
- active immunity
- anti-vax
- antibody
- antigen
- antigenic
- antiserum
- antivaxxer
- herd immunity
- immune response
- immunity
- immunization
- immunocompromised
- immunosuppressed
- inoculate
- inoculation
- lymph
- vaccinate
- vaccinated
- vaccination
- vax
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