immunized
简明释义
adj. 免疫的
v. 使免疫（immunize 的过去式、过去分词形式）
英英释义
To make (a person or animal) immune to infection, typically by inoculation. | 通过接种使（人或动物）免疫于感染。 |
To protect against a particular disease by administering a vaccine. | 通过接种疫苗来保护免受特定疾病的影响。 |
单词用法
完全免疫 | |
部分免疫 | |
免疫人群 | |
对疾病免疫 | |
通过疫苗接种获得免疫 | |
免疫状态 |
同义词
| 接种疫苗 | 她去年接种了流感疫苗。 | ||
| 保护 | 新疫苗已保护数百万人免受病毒侵害。 | ||
| 接种 | 他小时候接种了麻疹疫苗。 | ||
| 屏蔽 | The community is shielded from outbreaks due to high vaccination rates. | 由于高疫苗接种率，该社区免受疫情爆发的影响。 |
反义词
| 未免疫的 | The unimmunized population is at a higher risk of disease outbreaks. | 未免疫的人群面临更高的疾病暴发风险。 | |
| 易受伤害的 | Children who are unimmunized are more vulnerable to infections. | 未接种疫苗的儿童更容易感染。 |
例句
1.How did mankind survive and thrive through thousands and thousands of years without being immunized?
没有免疫接种，人类怎么是如何在数千千百年来生存和成长的？
2.The virus was purified and antiserum was prepared by immunized rabbit.
提纯获得了纯化病毒，并免疫家兔制备出抗血清。
3.SSPE due to wild virus has been reported in persons who have been immunized with measles vaccine and have no history of symptomatic natural measles infection.
在接受麻疹免疫接种者和无天然麻疹感染史者中，野病毒引起的SSPE病例一直有报告。
4.The incidence of rash was 0.21% in immunized children.
易感儿童接种后皮疹发生率为0.21%；
5.Mice were immunized by cyclophosphamide subtractive immunization method.
环磷酰胺消减免疫法免疫小鼠。
6.The dialysate from immunized spleen showed inhibition on both tumors, and that from non immunized one showed inhibition on P815 tumor only.
免疫脾的透析外液对两种肿瘤均有抑制作用，非免疫脾只对P 815表现出抑制。
7.The mice and chickens were immunized twice, 3 weeks apart, by electroporation into muscles or intramuscular injection.
小鼠和鸡分别经电穿孔和肌肉注射免疫两次，间隔为3周。
8.The health department offers free vaccinations to ensure everyone is immunized.
卫生部门提供免费的疫苗接种，以确保每个人都已免疫。
9.The children were immunized against measles before starting school.
在上学之前，孩子们已对麻疹免疫。
10.He was immunized as a child, which protected him from various infections.
他在小时候就已免疫，这保护了他免受各种感染。
11.After receiving the vaccine, she felt relieved knowing she was immunized.
接种疫苗后，她感到宽慰，因为她已经免疫了。
12.Travelers should ensure they are immunized for certain diseases before going abroad.
旅行者在出国前应确保自己已对某些疾病免疫。
作文
In today's world, the importance of being immunized cannot be overstated. Vaccination has been one of the most significant achievements in public health, saving millions of lives each year. When individuals are immunized, they develop immunity against specific diseases, which helps to prevent outbreaks and protect those who cannot be vaccinated due to medical reasons. This collective immunity is known as herd immunity, and it plays a crucial role in maintaining the health of communities.Many people may wonder how vaccines work. Essentially, vaccines introduce a harmless component of a virus or bacteria into the body, prompting the immune system to produce antibodies. These antibodies remain in the body, ready to fight off the actual disease if encountered in the future. This process of becoming immunized not only protects the individual but also reduces the spread of disease within the community.The benefits of being immunized extend beyond personal health. Vaccination programs contribute significantly to the overall well-being of society. For example, when a large portion of the population is immunized against diseases such as measles or polio, the likelihood of an outbreak decreases dramatically. This is especially important for vulnerable populations, including infants, elderly individuals, and those with compromised immune systems, who rely on the immunity of others to keep them safe.Despite the clear advantages of vaccination, there are still many misconceptions surrounding the topic. Some individuals may fear that vaccines can cause harm, but extensive research has shown that vaccines are safe and effective. The benefits of being immunized far outweigh the risks, and serious side effects are extremely rare. Public health organizations around the world continue to advocate for vaccination as a vital tool in disease prevention.Moreover, in recent years, the global community has faced new challenges, such as the COVID-19 pandemic. The rapid development of vaccines for COVID-19 has highlighted the importance of being immunized against emerging infectious diseases. Vaccines have proven to be a critical line of defense in controlling the spread of the virus, and widespread vaccination efforts are essential for returning to normalcy.In conclusion, being immunized is not just a personal choice; it is a responsibility we have towards our communities. By choosing to vaccinate ourselves and our children, we contribute to the greater good and help protect those who are most vulnerable. It is essential to educate ourselves and others about the importance of vaccines and to dispel any myths that may discourage individuals from becoming immunized. Together, we can create a healthier future for everyone.
在当今世界，免疫的重要性不容低估。疫苗接种是公共卫生领域最显著的成就之一，每年拯救着数百万人的生命。当个人被免疫时，他们会对特定疾病产生免疫力，这有助于预防疫情爆发，并保护那些由于医疗原因无法接种疫苗的人。这种集体免疫被称为群体免疫，它在维护社区健康方面发挥着至关重要的作用。许多人可能想知道疫苗是如何工作的。基本上，疫苗将病毒或细菌的无害成分引入体内，促使免疫系统产生抗体。这些抗体留在体内，准备在未来遇到实际疾病时进行战斗。这个过程不仅保护了个人，还减少了社区内疾病的传播。被免疫的好处超越了个人健康。疫苗接种计划对社会整体福祉贡献显著。例如，当大部分人群对麻疹或小儿麻痹症等疾病进行免疫时，疫情爆发的可能性会大幅降低。这对于脆弱人群，尤其是婴儿、老年人和免疫系统受损的人来说尤为重要，他们依赖其他人的免疫力来保护自己。尽管疫苗接种的明显优势，关于这一主题仍然存在许多误解。有些人可能担心疫苗会造成伤害，但大量研究表明，疫苗是安全有效的。被免疫的好处远远超过风险，而严重副作用极为罕见。全球公共卫生组织继续倡导疫苗接种作为疾病预防的重要工具。此外，近年来，全球社区面临新的挑战，如COVID-19大流行。针对COVID-19的疫苗快速开发突显了对新兴传染病进行免疫的重要性。疫苗已被证明是控制病毒传播的重要防线，而广泛的疫苗接种工作对于恢复正常生活至关重要。总之，被免疫不仅仅是个人选择；这是我们对社区的责任。通过选择给自己和孩子接种疫苗，我们为更大的利益做出贡献，帮助保护那些最脆弱的人。教育自己和他人了解疫苗的重要性，并消除可能阻止个人进行免疫的神话是至关重要的。只有这样，我们才能为每个人创造一个更健康的未来。
