immune in Irish
immune in Irish is imdhíonach, imdhíonachta — immune means protected against a disease, usually through vaccination or prior infection.
immune in Irish
What does "immune" mean?
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adj Protected against a disease, usually through vaccination or prior infection.
"After the vaccine, she was immune to the virus."
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adj Not affected by or exempt from something.
"No business is truly immune to a recession."
immune in a sentence
- After the vaccine, she was immune to the virus.
- No business is truly immune to a recession.
- Diplomats are immune from local prosecution in many cases.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "immune" in Irish?
"immune" in Irish is imdhíonach, imdhíonachta. immune means: Protected against a disease, usually through vaccination or prior infection.
How do you use "immune" in a sentence?
Example: "After the vaccine, she was immune to the virus." In Irish, "immune" is imdhíonach, imdhíonachta.
Are there other ways to say "immune" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "immune": imdhíonach, imdhíonachta.