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Meanings of vaccinate in English
Usage of vaccinate in English
1
Angola is starting a campaign this week to vaccinate 3 million people.
2
When you vaccinate against disease there is a certain planning process involved.
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That leaves all day to vaccinate people, if they'll come to me.
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Next up, we need to BCS the herd and vaccinate for Salmonella.
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Such tumor antigen-loaded KDC were used to s.c. vaccinate progressive tumor-bearing rats.
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Health workers are aiming to vaccinate ten thousand children in Port Vila alone.
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While still logistically difficult, public health officials could also vaccinate the camels themselves.
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And now these same health departments will have to mass-vaccinate millions of people.
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Many countries are working to vaccinate their populations but vaccine production is slow.
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There are serious risks that come with deciding not to vaccinate.
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We might even be able to vaccinate our children against it.
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An immediate rush to vaccinate began around the world using the new medicine.
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To stop transmission, we must vaccinate anyone who can transmit infection.
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I was driving, I remember, to Golyshino; I was going there to vaccinate.
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For some inscrutable reason the Rebels decided to vaccinate us all.
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So Boser has to vaccinate her foxes against diseases like distemper and rabies.
About this term
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Vaccinate through the time
Vaccinate across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Rare