immunize, immunise Brit [ˈɪmjənaɪz] VERB trans
- immunize
- szczepić [perf za-]
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| we | immunize |
| you | immunize |
| they | immunize |
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| you | immunized |
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| we | immunized |
| you | immunized |
| they | immunized |
| I | have | immunized |
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en.wikipedia.org The disease occurs almost exclusively in persons unvaccinated or inadequately immunized.
en.wikipedia.org Previously, it was engaged in the development of vaccines that immunize against infectious disease.
en.wikipedia.org It involved the application of materials from smallpox sufferers in order to immunize others.
en.wikipedia.org It is quite possible to immunize a person directly with small and graded doses of venom rather than an animal.
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