immunity in Irish
immunity in Irish is díolúine, imdhíonacht, acmhainn — immunity means the body's ability to resist a particular disease.
immunity in Irish
díolúine
imdhíonacht
(uncountable) The state of being insusceptible to something; notably:
acmhainn
(countable) A resistance to a specific thing.
What does "immunity" mean?
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noun The body's ability to resist a particular disease.
"A vaccine helps the body build immunity without making you ill."
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noun An official exemption from a duty, penalty, or prosecution.
"Diplomats usually have immunity from prosecution for minor offences abroad."
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immunity in a sentence
- A vaccine helps the body build immunity without making you ill.
- After the illness, she had natural immunity and did not catch it again.
- Diplomats usually have immunity from prosecution for minor offences abroad.
- The informer was offered immunity if he told police everything he knew.
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What is "immunity" in Irish?
"immunity" in Irish is díolúine, imdhíonacht, acmhainn. immunity means: The body's ability to resist a particular disease.
How do you use "immunity" in a sentence?
Example: "A vaccine helps the body build immunity without making you ill." In Irish, "immunity" is díolúine, imdhíonacht, acmhainn.
Are there other ways to say "immunity" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "immunity": díolúine, imdhíonacht, acmhainn.
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