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immunity n.免疫；免疫性；免除；豁免 (1) 已经得过水痘的小孩会对它免疫,所以不会再得第二次。(2) 接种这种疫苗可有两年免疫力。(3) 没有人可以免除被征税。(4) 他有外交豁免权。(5) 他们不会因这次违法行为而受到检控 - 他们享有外交豁免权。 In the late 14th century, the noun immunity, which means “exempt from service or obligation,” developed from the Latin immunitatem, which has nearly identical meaning. Break that word down even further, and you get immunis, meaning “exempt, free,” from in "not" and munis, meaning “performing services.” In a medical sense, immunity is “protection from disease.” Your annual flu shot tries to give you immunity from, or make you insusceptible to, the illness.

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英 [ɪ'mjuːnəti] 美 [ɪ'mjuːnəti] (1) Children who have gotten the chickenpox build an immunity to it so that they do not get it a second time.(2) This vaccine will give you immunity for two years.(3) Nobody will be given immunity from taxation.(4) He has diplomatic immunity.(5) They can't be prosecuted for this offence - they have diplomatic immunity. Immunity means exemption or resistance. If you're protected against something, you have immunity to it. Your new silver clothes just might grant you immunity from getting thrown in jail by the fashion police.

英语单词	immunity
英美音标	英 [ɪ'mjuːnəti] 美 [ɪ'mjuːnəti]
中文释义	n.免疫；免疫性；免除；豁免
英语例句	(1) Children who have gotten the chickenpox build an immunity to it so that they do not get it a second time. (2) This vaccine will give you immunity for two years. (3) Nobody will be given immunity from taxation. (4) He has diplomatic immunity. (5) They can't be prosecuted for this offence - they have diplomatic immunity.
中文例句	(1) 已经得过水痘的小孩会对它免疫,所以不会再得第二次。 (2) 接种这种疫苗可有两年免疫力。 (3) 没有人可以免除被征税。 (4) 他有外交豁免权。 (5) 他们不会因这次违法行为而受到检控 - 他们享有外交豁免权。
vocabulary简明	Immunity means exemption or resistance. If you're protected against something, you have immunity to it. Your new silver clothes just might grant you immunity from getting thrown in jail by the fashion police.
vocabulary扩展	In the late 14th century, the noun immunity, which means “exempt from service or obligation,” developed from the Latin immunitatem, which has nearly identical meaning. Break that word down even further, and you get immunis, meaning “exempt, free,” from in "not" and munis, meaning “performing services.” In a medical sense, immunity is “protection from disease.” Your annual flu shot tries to give you immunity from, or make you insusceptible to, the illness.

Immunity Give Diplomatic Means Meaning 英 ɪ'Mjuːnəti] 美 ɪ'Mjuːnəti