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Meanings of immunised in anglès

Having been rendered unsusceptible to a disease.

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Usage of immunised in anglès
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Since 1996, it has immunised Internet services from liability for third-party content.
Radio NZ
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The paper reports all MPs have also been immunised against the flu.
Radio NZ
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Helen Petousis-Harris says it's important those not immunised stay away from others.
Radio NZ
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Dr Waqainabete said getting children immunised was part of Fiji law.
Radio NZ
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Volunteers in Britain have begun being immunised with a new UK coronavirus vaccine.
Radio NZ
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We spent a million kina on vaccines to make sure children are immunised.
Radio NZ
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The virus could emerge in populations which were inadequately immunised, Dr Luo said.
Radio NZ
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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is also urging people to get immunised against measles.
Radio NZ
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He found that only 60 percent of the children were immunised.
Radio NZ
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More than 95 percent of Africa's population has now been immunised.
Radio NZ
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Let's be the only people who are immunised against the disease.
The god delusion
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The one-year-olds died at a district hospital the same day they were immunised.
Radio NZ
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He said if there was no parental consent, babies would not be immunised.
Radio NZ
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He said people need to get immunised and it's important to spread the word.
Radio NZ
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She said she had probably immunised about 60 people today.
Radio NZ
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Only children over the age of 10 years were immunised.
The Irish Times
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