Definition of immunization in English:

immunization

(British immunisation)

noun ɪmjʊnʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

The action of making a person or animal immune to infection, typically by inoculation.
we recommend influenza immunization for all employees
as modifier a polio immunization campaign
count noun make sure your immunizations against the disease are updated
Example sentencesExamples
- Immunization has become a key tool in disease control.
- Many children die of measles because immunization is not available.
- Harry received his immunisation at the health centre.
- Almost everyone has access to medical care, and there is a high rate of immunization for infants during their first year.
- Do you know where your immunization records are?
- Immunization programmes are now widely accepted as an efficient form of preventive medicine.
- Traditional immunizations prime the immune system to fight off parasites, bacteria, or viruses.
- Initially, two immunizations are given about four weeks apart.
- Target immunization rates of 95 per cent are proposed to tackle the remaining diseases.
- He was later elected to the hospital board and campaigned hard for the immunisation of young children.

Definition of immunization in US English:

immunization

(British immunisation)

nounˌimyənəˈzāSHən

The action of making a person or animal immune to infection, typically by inoculation.
we recommend influenza immunization for all employees
as modifier a polio immunization campaign
make sure your immunizations against the disease are updated
Example sentencesExamples
- Initially, two immunizations are given about four weeks apart.
- Traditional immunizations prime the immune system to fight off parasites, bacteria, or viruses.
- Target immunization rates of 95 per cent are proposed to tackle the remaining diseases.
- Many children die of measles because immunization is not available.
- Almost everyone has access to medical care, and there is a high rate of immunization for infants during their first year.
- He was later elected to the hospital board and campaigned hard for the immunisation of young children.
- Do you know where your immunization records are?
- Harry received his immunisation at the health centre.
- Immunization programmes are now widely accepted as an efficient form of preventive medicine.
- Immunization has become a key tool in disease control.

单词	immunization
释义	Definition of immunization in English: immunization (British immunisation) noun ɪmjʊnʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun The action of making a person or animal immune to infection, typically by inoculation. we recommend influenza immunization for all employees as modifier a polio immunization campaign count noun make sure your immunizations against the disease are updated Example sentencesExamples Immunization has become a key tool in disease control. Many children die of measles because immunization is not available. Harry received his immunisation at the health centre. Almost everyone has access to medical care, and there is a high rate of immunization for infants during their first year. Do you know where your immunization records are? Immunization programmes are now widely accepted as an efficient form of preventive medicine. Traditional immunizations prime the immune system to fight off parasites, bacteria, or viruses. Initially, two immunizations are given about four weeks apart. Target immunization rates of 95 per cent are proposed to tackle the remaining diseases. He was later elected to the hospital board and campaigned hard for the immunisation of young children. Definition of immunization in US English: immunization (British immunisation) nounˌimyənəˈzāSHən The action of making a person or animal immune to infection, typically by inoculation. we recommend influenza immunization for all employees as modifier a polio immunization campaign make sure your immunizations against the disease are updated Example sentencesExamples Initially, two immunizations are given about four weeks apart. Traditional immunizations prime the immune system to fight off parasites, bacteria, or viruses. Target immunization rates of 95 per cent are proposed to tackle the remaining diseases. Many children die of measles because immunization is not available. Almost everyone has access to medical care, and there is a high rate of immunization for infants during their first year. He was later elected to the hospital board and campaigned hard for the immunisation of young children. Do you know where your immunization records are? Harry received his immunisation at the health centre. Immunization programmes are now widely accepted as an efficient form of preventive medicine. Immunization has become a key tool in disease control.
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