immunize

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Since the voters hadn’t been aware of that issue, my apology ad didn’t immunize me from it, and I dropped behind Tucker in the polls.
由於選民們對(duì)這件事一直一無(wú)所知，所以我的道歉廣告沒(méi)能消除他的廣告造成的影響，我在民意調(diào)查中落到了塔尅的後麪。
The very first doses of influenza A (H1N1) vaccine usable to immunize people, from one or more manufacturers, are expected as early as September 2009.
來(lái)自一個(gè)至數(shù)個(gè)制造廠家的甲型流感(H1N1)疫苗開(kāi)始用於接種人群的第一針，預(yù)期最早也要到2009年9月。
There is a tremendous need for more medical and related materials to treat people affected by the humanitarian emergency, as well as to immunize children, particularly against polio and measles.
極爲(wèi)需要更多的毉療及相關(guān)材料，以治療這次人道主義緊急情況所殃及的人們，竝爲(wèi)兒童免疫接種，特別是針對(duì)脊灰和麻疹。

"GAVI's goal over the next five years, by twenty-fifteen, is to immunize millions more children and save an additional four million children's lives, purely by providing basic vaccines against diseases that are basically almost non-existent in rich countries, as well as providing new vaccines against pneumonia,diarrheal diseases and then hopefully HPV and some other vaccine-preventable diseases."
The report says if all countries immunize 90 percent of children under five with vaccines already available,that would prevent another two million deaths a year.

In contrast, Offit argues, the problems caused by the bacteria the vaccines immunize against are very real.
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The Supreme Court heard arguments yesterday in a much-watched case that could immunize the drug industry against massive lawsuits.
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to protect a person or animal against a disease by putting a substance into the body to make it produce antibodies (= proteins in the blood that fight disease)