Definition of cowpox in English:

cowpox

nounˈkaʊpɒksˈkaʊˌpɑks

mass noun

A viral disease of cows' udders which, when contracted by humans through contact, resembles mild smallpox, and was the basis of the first smallpox vaccines.
牛痘
Example sentencesExamples
- A spouse and child came down with a mild case of cowpox.
- He showed that cowpox vaccination prevented smallpox in a child deliberately exposed to the disease.
- He noticed that milkmaids who had recovered from cowpox were resistant to contracting small pox.
- Having been inoculated with cowpox, Phipps was now immune to smallpox.
- Other viruses in this group that can cause infection in humans include variola, vaccinia (used in smallpox vaccine), and cowpox viruses.
- The cowpox virus, which infects a range of animals including humans, has been genetically altered in a similar way.
- Specialists have sought to mimic the response by devising a vaccine containing HIV virus tucked inside a disabled cowpox virus.
- It is a weakened form of cowpox that is used to make the vaccine.
- He used the mild disease cowpox to confer immunity for the potentially fatal but biochemically similar smallpox.
- Here's an electron microscope image of a herpes virus and here's the cowpox virus.
- At the end of the 1700s, Jenner realized that people who had contracted cowpox, or ‘vaccinia,’ didn't get smallpox.
- Unlike vaccination, which utilised the cowpox virus, inoculation involved the deliberate infection of a susceptible individual.
- There's also a review of past cases of transmission of cowpox from the vaccinated to the unvaccinated.
- Jim had only slept that late once, the week and a half when he had gotten the cowpox.
- Injecting yourself with a cowpox vaccine or medicine made of mould must once have seemed very alternative.
- In 1796, Jenner began to infect people first with the far more benign cowpox and then with smallpox.
- Vaccination of smallpox started in the late 18th century with Jenner's cowpox vaccine.
- The process induced cowpox, a mild viral disease that conferred immunity to smallpox.
- And it should be noted, no one has given the cowpox to anyone else, either.
- You are always pretty certain to get cowpox; likewise your nails fester.

Definition of cowpox in US English:

cowpox

nounˈkouˌpäksˈkaʊˌpɑks

A viral disease of cows' udders which, when contracted by humans through contact, resembles mild smallpox, and was the basis of the first smallpox vaccines.
牛痘
Example sentencesExamples
- Other viruses in this group that can cause infection in humans include variola, vaccinia (used in smallpox vaccine), and cowpox viruses.
- Having been inoculated with cowpox, Phipps was now immune to smallpox.
- He showed that cowpox vaccination prevented smallpox in a child deliberately exposed to the disease.
- It is a weakened form of cowpox that is used to make the vaccine.
- You are always pretty certain to get cowpox; likewise your nails fester.
- Unlike vaccination, which utilised the cowpox virus, inoculation involved the deliberate infection of a susceptible individual.
- A spouse and child came down with a mild case of cowpox.
- At the end of the 1700s, Jenner realized that people who had contracted cowpox, or ‘vaccinia,’ didn't get smallpox.
- Vaccination of smallpox started in the late 18th century with Jenner's cowpox vaccine.
- The process induced cowpox, a mild viral disease that conferred immunity to smallpox.
- The cowpox virus, which infects a range of animals including humans, has been genetically altered in a similar way.
- He used the mild disease cowpox to confer immunity for the potentially fatal but biochemically similar smallpox.
- Specialists have sought to mimic the response by devising a vaccine containing HIV virus tucked inside a disabled cowpox virus.
- He noticed that milkmaids who had recovered from cowpox were resistant to contracting small pox.
- In 1796, Jenner began to infect people first with the far more benign cowpox and then with smallpox.
- There's also a review of past cases of transmission of cowpox from the vaccinated to the unvaccinated.
- Injecting yourself with a cowpox vaccine or medicine made of mould must once have seemed very alternative.
- Here's an electron microscope image of a herpes virus and here's the cowpox virus.
- Jim had only slept that late once, the week and a half when he had gotten the cowpox.
- And it should be noted, no one has given the cowpox to anyone else, either.

单词	cowpox
释义	Definition of cowpox in English: cowpox nounˈkaʊpɒksˈkaʊˌpɑks mass noun A viral disease of cows' udders which, when contracted by humans through contact, resembles mild smallpox, and was the basis of the first smallpox vaccines. 牛痘 Example sentencesExamples A spouse and child came down with a mild case of cowpox. He showed that cowpox vaccination prevented smallpox in a child deliberately exposed to the disease. He noticed that milkmaids who had recovered from cowpox were resistant to contracting small pox. Having been inoculated with cowpox, Phipps was now immune to smallpox. Other viruses in this group that can cause infection in humans include variola, vaccinia (used in smallpox vaccine), and cowpox viruses. The cowpox virus, which infects a range of animals including humans, has been genetically altered in a similar way. Specialists have sought to mimic the response by devising a vaccine containing HIV virus tucked inside a disabled cowpox virus. It is a weakened form of cowpox that is used to make the vaccine. He used the mild disease cowpox to confer immunity for the potentially fatal but biochemically similar smallpox. Here's an electron microscope image of a herpes virus and here's the cowpox virus. At the end of the 1700s, Jenner realized that people who had contracted cowpox, or ‘vaccinia,’ didn't get smallpox. Unlike vaccination, which utilised the cowpox virus, inoculation involved the deliberate infection of a susceptible individual. There's also a review of past cases of transmission of cowpox from the vaccinated to the unvaccinated. Jim had only slept that late once, the week and a half when he had gotten the cowpox. Injecting yourself with a cowpox vaccine or medicine made of mould must once have seemed very alternative. In 1796, Jenner began to infect people first with the far more benign cowpox and then with smallpox. Vaccination of smallpox started in the late 18th century with Jenner's cowpox vaccine. The process induced cowpox, a mild viral disease that conferred immunity to smallpox. And it should be noted, no one has given the cowpox to anyone else, either. You are always pretty certain to get cowpox; likewise your nails fester. Definition of cowpox in US English: cowpox nounˈkouˌpäksˈkaʊˌpɑks A viral disease of cows' udders which, when contracted by humans through contact, resembles mild smallpox, and was the basis of the first smallpox vaccines. 牛痘 Example sentencesExamples Other viruses in this group that can cause infection in humans include variola, vaccinia (used in smallpox vaccine), and cowpox viruses. Having been inoculated with cowpox, Phipps was now immune to smallpox. He showed that cowpox vaccination prevented smallpox in a child deliberately exposed to the disease. It is a weakened form of cowpox that is used to make the vaccine. You are always pretty certain to get cowpox; likewise your nails fester. Unlike vaccination, which utilised the cowpox virus, inoculation involved the deliberate infection of a susceptible individual. A spouse and child came down with a mild case of cowpox. At the end of the 1700s, Jenner realized that people who had contracted cowpox, or ‘vaccinia,’ didn't get smallpox. Vaccination of smallpox started in the late 18th century with Jenner's cowpox vaccine. The process induced cowpox, a mild viral disease that conferred immunity to smallpox. The cowpox virus, which infects a range of animals including humans, has been genetically altered in a similar way. He used the mild disease cowpox to confer immunity for the potentially fatal but biochemically similar smallpox. Specialists have sought to mimic the response by devising a vaccine containing HIV virus tucked inside a disabled cowpox virus. He noticed that milkmaids who had recovered from cowpox were resistant to contracting small pox. In 1796, Jenner began to infect people first with the far more benign cowpox and then with smallpox. There's also a review of past cases of transmission of cowpox from the vaccinated to the unvaccinated. Injecting yourself with a cowpox vaccine or medicine made of mould must once have seemed very alternative. Here's an electron microscope image of a herpes virus and here's the cowpox virus. Jim had only slept that late once, the week and a half when he had gotten the cowpox. And it should be noted, no one has given the cowpox to anyone else, either.
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