immunisation
免疫
常用释义
英音[ ˌɪmjuːnaɪˈzeɪʃən ]
美音[ ˌɪmjunəˈzeɪʃn ]
基本释义
- n. 免疫；免疫法
例句
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1·This is called passive immunisation.这叫作被动免疫。
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2·And immunisation requires repeated vaccinations.而且免疫是需要反复接种的。
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3·A school immunisation programme began last month for all girls aged 12 and 13.上月英国一项学校免疫计划启动，将为12、13岁的所有女孩作免疫接种。
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4·Immunisation can save a child's life; a bag of lentils should not sway the mother's decision either way.免疫接种可以挽救孩子的生命，一袋小扁豆从哪一方面来说都不应该动摇一个母亲的决定。
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5·Professor David Salisbury, director of immunisation at the Department of Health, said that such worries were "theoretical, with no evidence".卫生部免疫接种主管戴维·斯伯里教授说这种担心是“假设，没有证明的”。
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6·A spokesman for NHS Coventry told the Times today: "We have paused the immunisation programme and there will be no vaccinations taking place today or tomorrow."考文垂的NHS发言人今天告诉《泰晤士报》：“我们已经暂停了免疫接种计画，今天或明天将不进行预防接种。”
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7·In some communities, recent declines in vaccine uptake provide a stark reminder that public confidence and trust in immunisation is fragile and requires attention.在一些社区，近期的疫苗接种有所下降，这提醒我们，公众对疫苗的信任度是脆弱的，这一点需要得到我们的重视。
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8·In 1995, Britain's rubella immunisation programme was modified after 25 years to include boys as well as girls after a rise in the number of pregnant women contracting the disease.英国风疹免疫计划在以往25年中只规定女生接种，这种有性别针对性的计划使患病孕妇数量上升，并于1995年被迫进行修改，将男生也划入接种范围内。
同根词
词根：
immune
immune
adj
免疫的；免于……的，免除的
immunized
adj
免疫的
immunochemical
adj
免疫化学的
immunocompetent
adj
免疫活性的
immune
n
免疫者；免除者
immunity
n
免疫力；豁免权；免除
immunoassay
n
免疫分析，免疫测定